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Ready, set, reserve: campsite bookings open April 3

Ready, set, reserve: campsite bookings open April 3

Reserve your 2023 campsite now - Sask Parks.
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Sask. songwriters win over $1,500 in Lennon competition

Sask. songwriters win over $1,500 in Lennon competition

Named finalists for International Songwriting Competition.
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FSIN says not consulted on critical minerals

FSIN says not consulted on critical minerals

Chief of FSIN Bobby Cameron said proposed increase to the Saskatchewan Mineral Exploration Tax Credit from 10 to 30 per cent to entice investment was not discussed with First Nations.
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Fifth and final flight, for now, of Ukrainians lands in Regina

Fifth and final flight, for now, of Ukrainians lands in Regina

The flight that brought the latest war-displaced Ukrainians to Regina is the last under the current MOU with the province.
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Sask. Liberals vote to rename and rebrand party

Sask. Liberals vote to rename and rebrand party

At party AGM in Saskatoon, 88 per cent vote in favor of renaming the Sask. Liberals.
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Cockrill pleased with budget for highways, local spending

Cockrill pleased with budget for highways, local spending

Money for replacement Battlefords District Care Centre among highlights in provincial budget
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World Para Hockey Championship coming to Moose Jaw

World Para Hockey Championship coming to Moose Jaw

Eight-team international event to begin May 28 at Moose Jaw Events Centre, marking first time tournament to be played on Canadian soil.
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Judge grants bail to Quewezance sisters

Judge grants bail to Quewezance sisters

Quewezance sisters' don't pose a danger to the public and aren't a flight risk, ruled Justice Donald Layh.
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Canadians say no to MP pay raise April 1

Canadians say no to MP pay raise April 1

CTF: Cancel MP pay and tax hikes in budget.
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Sisters' case parallels Milgaard's wrongful conviction: Innocence Canada

Sisters' case parallels Milgaard's wrongful conviction: Innocence Canada

There are some similarities to the Milgaard case in that the Province refuses to accept that a miscarriage of justice has likely occurred: Innocence Canada.
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