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SIGA board elects Chief Tammy as new chair

SIGA board elects Chief Tammy as new chair

SIGA operates seven casinos in Saskatchewan.
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Saskatchewan premier pitches 'port-to-port corridor' for energy and other exports

Saskatchewan premier pitches 'port-to-port corridor' for energy and other exports

CALGARY — Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe is pitching the idea of a "port-to-port corridor" that would connect energy and other goods to Canada's northern Pacific and Arctic coasts.
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Rain, cooler temperatures provide relief in Prairie wildfires, more evacuees go home

Rain, cooler temperatures provide relief in Prairie wildfires, more evacuees go home

WINNIPEG — Rain and cooler temperatures brought relief to fire-ravaged Manitoba and Saskatchewan Monday, allowing fire bans to be reduced and more evacuees to go home.
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Regina father killed in Air India crash

Regina father killed in Air India crash

Piyushkumar Patel, a Regina resident, was one of 241 passengers to be killed in the Air India crash last week.
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Wildfire update: now down to 13 active wildfires

Wildfire update: now down to 13 active wildfires

SPSA continues to see major progress as weather continues to cooperate.
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NDP blast Sask Party for grounding new water bomber during wildfires

NDP blast Sask Party for grounding new water bomber during wildfires

Minister Tim McLeod responds by accusing Opposition of politicizing the wildfire tragedy.
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$680,345 raised during Saskatchewan Day of Caring

$680,345 raised during Saskatchewan Day of Caring

Canadians wishing to support those affected can still donate online at www.redcross.ca. 
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Sask. scores high on job satisfaction for new graduates: survey

Sask. scores high on job satisfaction for new graduates: survey

Young workers value balance and well-being over wages, and Saskatchewan is emerging as a top province for career starters.
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Northern wildfires could cost Sask. economy over $500 million thus far

Northern wildfires could cost Sask. economy over $500 million thus far

Keith Willoughby, Dean of Edwards School of Business, says it will be at least a half-billion dollar financial hit
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Rehabilitation science at USask celebrates 60 years of impact

Rehabilitation science at USask celebrates 60 years of impact

USask celebrates six decades of training physical therapists.
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