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Bravery award for local resident

Bravery award for local resident

A resident of North Battleford has received a Royal Canadian Humane Association medal for bravery Mariano Ong, who is employed at Saskatchewan Hospital as a continuing care aide, was awarded in connection to an incident at the Hudson’s Pub in Saskato
Unity high school fire damage more costly than thought

Unity high school fire damage more costly than thought

Damage caused by a fire at Unity Composite High School turned out to be more extensive than expected for Living Sky School Division. The fire happened March 9.
Poundmaker wants own police force after told RCMP doesn’t have jurisdiction to enforce resolutions

Poundmaker wants own police force after told RCMP doesn’t have jurisdiction to enforce resolutions

Poundmaker Cree Nation wants to create its own police force to combat what they call a war on drugs. The band council passed a resolution to kick people off the Nation and declared a state of emergency on March 24.
Farm, business groups disappointed with carbon tax decision

Farm, business groups disappointed with carbon tax decision

Those that represent Saskatchewan’s farmers and businesses are disappointed with the Supreme Court of Canada deciding the carbon tax is constitutional because they say the tax causes hardship on its members.
Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce disappointed with carbon tax ruling

Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce disappointed with carbon tax ruling

Regina – The Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce is disappointed with the Supreme Court of Canada’s ruling today, which found the federal government’s carbon tax constitutional, according to an emailed statement on March 25.
School divisions in early days in plans to roll out rapid testing

School divisions in early days in plans to roll out rapid testing

The latest focus of the local school divisions is the rollout of rapid COVID-19 testing in schools. The province recently announced that school systems will be rolling out the testing.
Time to negotiate better carbon tax deal with feds: Sask. NDP

Time to negotiate better carbon tax deal with feds: Sask. NDP

With the Supreme Court of Canada deciding the carbon tax is constitutional, the Saskatchewan New Democrats are calling on the province to negotiate a better deal with the federal government.
Saskatchewan NDP respond to carbon tax defeat at Supreme Court

Saskatchewan NDP respond to carbon tax defeat at Supreme Court

Ottawa – The governments of Saskatchewan, Ontario and Alberta suffered a defeat in their battle against the federal carbon tax on March 25 as the Supreme Court of Canada ruled 6-3 against their joint challenge.
Around $2,000 worth of tools stolen from Middle Lake construction site

Around $2,000 worth of tools stolen from Middle Lake construction site

MIDDLE LAKE — Around $2,000 worth of tools were stolen from a Middle Lake construction site on Lakeshore Drive. Humboldt RCMP said that during the early morning hours of March 20, a four-door car was seen near the residential construction site.
Potential COVID-19 exposure at business in Lloydminster

Potential COVID-19 exposure at business in Lloydminster

Submitted by SHA Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) is attempting to notify staff of possible exposure to COVID-19 at Orion Dental Group, 4109, 70 Avenue, Lloydminster, Alta.
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