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The move is right on time for the Christmas season.

"We always deal with one wild card every year and that's climate change. Again this year, like in 2016, we have two wild cards — climate change and Donald Trump." - Sylvain Charlabois

A cabaret was held in support of the Rewakowsky family and the Keinick family, who both lost their homes in a recent fire.

As part of the process to clear the way, Moose Jaw city administration rezoned the property.

A longtime former volunteer and advocate for low-income in Weyburn, Fred Sandeski, along with wife Teresa, reached out for help to the opposition and to government.

The outdoor rink is situated beside the Access Communications Centre and is available for use by the community free of charge. 

Students experience real-world situations while training for careers as first responders.

The Government of Saskatchewan removed the carbon tax on home heating at the beginning of 2024.

Provincial auditor focused on a number of areas, including Social Services hotel rooms.

Officers arrested 16 individuals – nine females and seven males – at the two residences; thirteen were later released without charges.