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Property taxes, utility rates going up in City of Martensville

Property taxes, utility rates going up in City of Martensville

City will take in nearly $25 million in revenue, including a total of $14.4 million from property taxes and grants-in-lieu.
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Every Brilliant Thing: Comedy explores mental health in Tisdale

Every Brilliant Thing: Comedy explores mental health in Tisdale

The Tisdale Arts Council is hosting their final show of the season, Every Brilliant Thing, at the Maurice Taylor Performing Arts Theatre.
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ICE charges Saskatoon man for possession of child porn

ICE charges Saskatoon man for possession of child porn

On Jan. 16, 2024, the Saskatchewan ICE Unit executed a search warrant at a home in Saskatoon.
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Grow Your Own Future: Hawthorns – home for fairies

Grow Your Own Future: Hawthorns – home for fairies

In Ireland, hawthorns have a mystical dimension.
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Crunching the numbers: Data drives new look at USask services

Crunching the numbers: Data drives new look at USask services

Sharing updates on the process and progress is a key part of the project.
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Fentanyl, meth, cocaine seized in traffic stop

Fentanyl, meth, cocaine seized in traffic stop

Police arrested a man during a traffic stop in Lloydminster in relation to a drug-trafficking investigation.
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Sask Polytech event to encourage people to return as mature students

Sask Polytech event to encourage people to return as mature students

‘Return to Learning’ invites participation on March 18.
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Jive to Jelly Roll, but dance around the traffic hassles

Jive to Jelly Roll, but dance around the traffic hassles

Special event bus service to SaskTel Centre this weekend.
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Carrot River preparing for trade show and chainsaw competition

Carrot River preparing for trade show and chainsaw competition

Carrot River will be busy with their annual tradeshow being held on March 14 and 15.
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USask historian to receive prestigous Métis Nation civilian honour

USask historian to receive prestigous Métis Nation civilian honour

Order of Gabriel Dumont gold medal to be bestowed upon Department of History assistant professor Dr. Cheryl Troupe (PhD.
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