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Southeast Saskatchewan communities under state of emergency

Southeast Saskatchewan communities under state of emergency

More Saskatchewan communities have declared a state of emergency in regions of the province hit hard by flooding.

St. John Ambulance offers tips for sunburn

In the summer, people spend more time outdoors relaxing, vacationing and of course doing yard work. As health professionals have been warning us for a number of years, there are perils to excessive exposure to sunlight that can cause injury and pain.

Saskatchewan Boston Pizza locations raise $60,000 for Camp Easter Seal

Boston Pizza locations across Saskatchewan have partnered with the Saskatchewan Abilities Council to raise more than $60,000 in order to help send Saskatchewan kids with disabilities to summer camp during their 2nd Annual Boston Pizza Day for Camp Ea

Senior benefits increase in effect

Saskatchewan seniors with low incomes have seen an increase to the benefits they receive through two programs: the Personal Care Home Benefit and Seniors Income Plan. The increase came into effect July 1.

Emergency Services at Kipling Memorial Hospital to be reduced

The Sun Country Health Region will be reducing emergency services during the evening hours at the Kipling Memorial Hospital until July 9. Due to a nursing shortage, the health region has reduced the emergency department to the hours of 7 a.m. to 7 p.

Temporary weight restrictions released for southeast

The Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure released a message this afternoon regarding the installation of temporary bridges at a number of locations in southeast Saskatchewan that have been affected by high water flows.

Ogema Ag Society marks 100th year with the Fair

The Ogema Agricultural Society will be marking their 100th year as an organization, as they host their annual summer fair on Saturday, July 5, followed by the Deep South Museum Day on Sunday, July 6.

Council approves rezoning of land for Meadows, Creeks

Weyburn city council gave final approval for rezoning for one subdivision development, and gave first reading for another development which will allow for a new hotel on Highway 13 east, and high-density residential development.

Police respond to many complaints

The Weyburn Police Services had a busy weekend, as they responded to complaints of impaired driving, noise complaints, and domesticated situations. On Friday, police received a complaint about an intoxicated male that entered an apartment building.

Fundraiser set to help city family

The family and friends of Shania Spencer are organizing a fundraising garage sale, to help the family with expenses related to medical treatment the 17-year-old must undergo this summer in Saskatoon.