Assiniboia Times

The Nov. 30 Saskatchewan Speech from the Throne reads like a checklist, ticking off the boxes of the re-elected Saskatchewan Party’s campaign platform in addition to dealing with the COVID-19 crisis, which it says is the top priority.

The Assiniboia RCMP requested the public's assistance in locating the person(s) responsible for damaging the fire hydrant in Rockglen between the dates of Nov. 26 to Nov. 27, 2020.

Less than 48 hours after public health orders decreed that movie theatres could still sell food and drink, but it couldn’t be consumed in the auditoriums, theatre operators received word from the provincial Business Response Team that this particular

The American-based Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said there aren’t any authorized and recommended vaccines for COVID-19 as of yet, but these are in development across the globe.

There were 351 new cases of COVID-19 to report in Saskatchewan on November 29, bringing the provincial total to date to 8,239 cases.

I think all who read this would agree that COVID-19 is evil. Because of its effects, we are seeing restrictions that hinder our power to choose. When God created us, He gave us the power to choose.

“My first taste in dancing came from a young teacher who travelled from town to town and taught tap,” Gail Jacobs said, as she described her introduction to the world of dance in the summer 1960.

As the cold and dark of winter is settling in, Assiniboia Communities in Bloom are still thinking of the sunshine and flowers of spring. We are always planning and dreaming for next year.

Team sports, along with group sports, activities, games, competitions, recitals and practices were suspended in the province at 12:01 a.m. on Friday, Nov. 27.

Stuart Whyte of Bengough had always wanted to join the Canadian Armed Forces with the intent of serving his country. “He has always been proud of being Canadian,” his mother Lori Whyte said.