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You can’t cure an addict that’s dead. That’s why the Saskatchewan Health Authority is making available take-home kits of Naloxone, an antidote that counteracts the effects of opioids like heroin, morphine, fentanyl and oxycodone. As of Jan.

Hawks roll past North Stars The Nipawin Hawks built a lead and held on this time as they knocked off the Battlefords North Stars in Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League action from North Battleford on Jan. 26.

The Melfort Mustangs showed an excellent ability to bounce back as they knocked off the Notre Dame Hounds 5-2. The Jan.

From the Parkland Review files, Feb. 9, 1998

When he was 10, Maxence Palkowski’s brother went on a Rotary student exchange to Japan and a Japanese and Taiwanese student came to live with him. He got to see what a student exchange is like and the visitors became like sisters to him.

Kaden Opp and Tyrell Wenig are more comfortable on the ice their second time around with the Carrot River Outback Thunder. The two 19-year-olds are contributing in their second seasons with the Prairie Junior Hockey League team.

The councils of the three largest Northeast communities will be allowing legalized cannabis retailers to set up shop. The Saskatchewan government announced Jan.

A man has been charged after he allegedly brought a firearm into Hudson Bay Provincial Court. An officer of the Hudson Bay RCMP was alerted Jan. 23 and Donald Cory Schulz was arrested when he left the court building without incident.

Competition season is coming up for the figure skaters with Skate Tisdale, so that organization arranged a competition simulation to prepare.

A 20-minute effort was not enough for the Melfort Mustangs as they were routed 7-3 by the Battlefords North Stars in Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League action from Melfort. The Jan.