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SaskTel warned their customers about port-out fraud and phishing

In the interest of the safety and security of their customers, SaskTel brought forward a number of protections their customers can use to shield their intelligence from hackers and phishers.
Celebrate Saskatchewan Trails Day on June 6

Celebrate Saskatchewan Trails Day on June 6

People are searching for new ways to spend their time during the pandemic, so many are turning to trails as a healthy and fun way to get some exercise and adventure.

Gaming Expo and fundraiser cancelled but their donations will continue

Saskatchewan’s largest and longest running gaming expo held in Moose Jaw was cancelled this summer due to ongoing pandemic restrictions. The event had originally been scheduled to run from July 11-13, 2020 at the Moose Jaw Cultural Centre.

Supporting local businesses is crucial during the pandemic

The pandemic and restriction measures have brought many residents and businesses in the Southwest a huge amount of stress. I continue to hear from too many small business owners in our riding who are unsure if they will make it through this crisis.

NDP cranks up the pressure in hopes of tabling a full budget

To say that Ryan Meili, leader of Saskatchewan’s New Democratic Party, has cranked up the intensity in his approach over the last few weeks would be an understatement.

Province launched $400 million inactive well program

Energy and Resources Minister Bronwyn Eyre announced the province’s new inactive well program, which will access $400 million over two years, on Friday morning, May 22.

The border must reopen, but caution can’t be thrown into the wind either

The longest international border in the world closed on Friday, March 20 to prevent the spread of COVID-19 into Canada.

Cinema actor with Assiniboian roots returned to Saskatchewan to make a short film

Style Dayne grew up on a ranch near Assiniboia, where he was involved with the local 4-H. Recently, he created a sci-fi thriller titled Contact for the Isolation Short Film Festival.

Teachers Ratify Provincial Collective Bargaining Agreement

Saskatchewan teachers voted 85 percent in support of a new four-year agreement in a vote held from May 19-21.

Five new cases of COVID-19, 12 more recoveries and five in hospital

Saskatchewan had five new confirmed cases of COVID-19, bringing the provincial total to 627 on May 22. Four of the new cases were in the far north and one was in the south. Of the 627 reported cases, 99 were considered active.
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