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Wind almost carries away $135,984 winning Lotto Max ticket

Wind almost carries away $135,984 winning Lotto Max ticket

Upon returning home, Orville Miner told Wendy Olson to sit down, then showed her the winning ticket and the claim slip.
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Have you seen the Poppy Drop?

Have you seen the Poppy Drop?

Watch the virtual display. Hear the Peace Tower bell ring,
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Still a focus on abuse allegations during Question Period

Still a focus on abuse allegations during Question Period

Daily Leg Update - Latest questions concerned reports about Briercrest, along with continued questions on the curriculum at Legacy Christian Academy.
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Gardiner Dam plans to double Sask. irrigation stalls

Gardiner Dam plans to double Sask. irrigation stalls

Speaking at the new office, Minister Responsible for the Water Security Agency Jeremy Cockrill said the $6 million upgrade was badly needed.
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Residents urged to report hunting, fishing, environmental abuse

Residents urged to report hunting, fishing, environmental abuse

Spot a resource or environmental violation? Call the TIPP line.
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Family says Saskatchewan farmer killed fighting in Ukraine

Family says Saskatchewan farmer killed fighting in Ukraine

HERBERT, Sask. — The family of a Saskatchewan farmer who served with the Canadian military in Afghanistan says he has been killed fighting in Ukraine. Joseph Hildebrand, 33, died recently in Ukraine, said his brother Jake.
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NDP demands extension of $500 cheques to those under 18

NDP demands extension of $500 cheques to those under 18

Minister of Finance Donna Harpauer unimpressed by opposition’s latest demand and calls NDP “desperate just to criticize.”
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More money, more spaces for emergency shelters this winter

More money, more spaces for emergency shelters this winter

Province to provide up to $1.7 million in additional funding, including increasing capacity up to 60 spaces in Prince Albert, Saskatoon and Regina.
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Operation Red Nose is finally back in Saskatchewan

Operation Red Nose is finally back in Saskatchewan

National safe ride home campaign resumes after two year hiatus
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Province pauses bug-ridden health scheduling and payroll system

Province pauses bug-ridden health scheduling and payroll system

Daily Leg Update - Paul Merriman confirms pause of the AIMS system in SHA after a week
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