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Anglers: do you know your daily fishing limit?

Anglers: do you know your daily fishing limit?

Know your limit, stay within it.
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Saskatchewan urged to keep small business tax at zero per cent

Saskatchewan urged to keep small business tax at zero per cent

Reduction of the tax rate has helped a great number of small business owners says CFIB.
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No whooping cough outbreak yet in Saskatchewan

No whooping cough outbreak yet in Saskatchewan

Whooping cough seeing increases in Alberta and Manitoba, but so far not in Saskatchewan.
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Innovation announces Legacy Community & Development Grant Fund

Innovation announces Legacy Community & Development Grant Fund

Recipients have been announced for a $5 million Legacy Community & Development Grant Fund reserved for Saskatchewan people with Saskatchewan projects.
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Regina set to consider liquor in outdoor public parks

Regina set to consider liquor in outdoor public parks

Issue of whether to allow liquor consumption in parks to come to Regina Executive Committee this Wednesday.
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Larissa Kitchemonia named Regina Indigenous Artist in Residence

Larissa Kitchemonia named Regina Indigenous Artist in Residence

Plans are for Kitchemonia, a Anishnaabe-Saulteaux woman from The Key First Nation, to explore the theme of ‘Urban Indigeneity’ as Regina Indigenous Artist in Residence.
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The Unabomber in Saskatchewan

The Unabomber in Saskatchewan

Ted Kaczynski shopped for land in Saskatchewan and may have used the province as an alibi.
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Gary Carriere: Tireless advocate for Saskatchewan River delta

Gary Carriere: Tireless advocate for Saskatchewan River delta

Land protector’s passion and dedication the focus of USask honorary degree.
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John Howard Society seeking partners in Saskatchewan

John Howard Society seeking partners in Saskatchewan

Lead organizations in a minimum of three communities are being sought to operate integrated youth services sites.
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New drone rules pave the way for remote deliveries

New drone rules pave the way for remote deliveries

Minister of Transport announces Canada's first proposed drone safety regulations for beyond visual line-of-sight operations.
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