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Prominent rural Saskatchewan leader dies

Prominent rural Saskatchewan leader dies

Sinclair Harrison was involved in rural municipal politics and agricultural organizations for 50 years.
Software update was cause of province-wide SaskTel outage

Software update was cause of province-wide SaskTel outage

SaskTel says a software update caused the Aug. 22 outage affecting wireless voice and Integrated Business Communications services.
New report show Saskatchewan slips in per-student education spending

New report show Saskatchewan slips in per-student education spending

A Fraser Institute report finds Saskatchewan’s per-student K-12 funding dropped nearly 15% over the past decade.
As students return to classes, tuition a hot political issue

As students return to classes, tuition a hot political issue

NDP claims Saskatchewan tuition increases are among worst in Canada.
Opposition calls for fair deal with feds on immigration

Opposition calls for fair deal with feds on immigration

NDP critic Noor Burki says province being shortchanged under Sask. Immigration Nominee Program.
SGI rules construction company at fault in zone collision

SGI rules construction company at fault in zone collision

Company said SGI decision sends a dangerous signal to drivers that traffic control devices can be ignored without consequence.
Wildfire update: Flareup in Canoe River area

Wildfire update: Flareup in Canoe River area

TRAIL and MUSKEG fires are back to not being contained, with property owners in Canoe River advised to leave
Air quality warnings in effect in most of Alberta, western Saskatchewan

Air quality warnings in effect in most of Alberta, western Saskatchewan

Smoke in much of Alberta and western Saskatchewan caused very poor air quality Tuesday, while wildfires continued to rage in Canada's North.
Sask. gas prices rise again this week

Sask. gas prices rise again this week

Barring major disruptions like hurricanes or global conflict escalations, Canadians could still see some modest relief at the pump later this fall.
Excavator-turned-landmark stuck in Saskatchewan lake removed 11 years later

Excavator-turned-landmark stuck in Saskatchewan lake removed 11 years later

It took 11 years, loads of equipment and multiple attempts to pull an excavator-turned-landmark out of an east-central Saskatchewan lake. But for the owner of the company that got the job done, it was just another day.
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