Unity-Wilkie Press-Herald

$200,000 to attract more family physicians to rural and northern Saskatchewan

Saskatchewan Union of Nurses issues tweets declaring “Saskatchewan health care is a disaster” in wake of hospital ER pressures.

Police recovered 11 stolen firearms after raiding two homes in Marsden.

NDP Critic Nicole Sarauer said there was opposition to Police Amendment Act from police services, but government majority voted in favour.

An individual walking on Highway 29 resulted in several reports to RCMP. Members located subject of complaint and assisted them in locating transportation and a place to stay.

After conference spots captured, Unity, Wilkie, Macklin and Kerrobert basketball teams advance to regional playdowns.

Daily Leg Update - Opposition call it a “failed experiment,” but health minister says the province is going full steam ahead with private two for one MRI regime.

Homesteader Aerial Photo is coming through the Battlefords and area from March 30 to April 6 and gives visitors the chance see their family farm as far back as the 1950s.

Daily Leg Update: Minister Jeremy Harrison cites progress on Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program allocation, and other issues following meeting of Immigration ministers in Halifax.

Cellphones and tablets can keep people connected, never more evident than in the isolation days of the pandemic. That's why a workshop is being held for seniors at Unity Public School to teach seniors to be adept at cellphones.