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‘I could do the job’: TSN, SportsCage analyst Glen Suitor would like to be CFL commissioner

‘I could do the job’: TSN, SportsCage analyst Glen Suitor would like to be CFL commissioner

Sask. School Boards Association distributes nutrition funds

Sask. School Boards Association distributes nutrition funds

SBA approved to distribute federal dollars to support local food programs.
RCMP warns public of threat of human trafficking in Saskatchewan

RCMP warns public of threat of human trafficking in Saskatchewan

Human trafficking isn’t a crime that only happens in big urban centres.
Nutrien warns tariffs will hurt U.S. farmers who rely on Canadian potash

Nutrien warns tariffs will hurt U.S. farmers who rely on Canadian potash

Nutrien Ltd. CEO Ken Seitz says Canada supplies more than 80 per cent of the potash used on U.S. farms.
Three Saskatchewan rinks qualify for playoffs at Canadian U18 Curling Championship

Three Saskatchewan rinks qualify for playoffs at Canadian U18 Curling Championship

Esterhazy’s Weiss and Moose Jaw’s Heisler land spots in men’s draw, Saskatoon’s Wood qualifies in women’s draw
NDP demands answers on money to Lumsden treatment facility

NDP demands answers on money to Lumsden treatment facility

Opposition critic Betty Nippi-Albright points to emails showing $800,000 went to facility last summer; province provides response.
Family of Lowell Pruden launches new fundraiser to support his battle with cancer

Family of Lowell Pruden launches new fundraiser to support his battle with cancer

“We’re beyond grateful for all the love, prayers, and support,” his family recently shared. “Thank you for standing with us.”
Chamber’s Senior Moose Jobs program marks first year

Chamber’s Senior Moose Jobs program marks first year

Program supports the 55-plus demographic that is actively looking for opportunities to get back into the workplace.
Saskatoon groups raising awareness of human trafficking

Saskatoon groups raising awareness of human trafficking

The event aims to condemn all forms of human trafficking.
Moosomin Regional Park Winter Wonderland rescheduled for March 15

Moosomin Regional Park Winter Wonderland rescheduled for March 15

February deep freeze pushes date back, but all events are still in place.
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