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Can we be better managing the water?

With the first spring runoff forecast of the year, comes attention for spring. Though most of us are prepared to bid a farewell to winter, spring in southeastern Saskatchewan over the last few years is something met with a tad of trepidation.
CBSA finds 162 ammunition magazines on Kentucky man

CBSA finds 162 ammunition magazines on Kentucky man

The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) released the first report of 2015 from Saskatchewan’s port of entries in the southern part of the province.
Central trade corridor concept back on front burner

Central trade corridor concept back on front burner

The implications surrounding the impending twinning of Highway 39 and Highway 6 (south) in southeast Saskatchewan is now stretching into the neighbourhood that includes North and South Dakota.
Estevan native to helm SaskMusic

Estevan native to helm SaskMusic

Saskatchewan music appears to be in good hands.
Man sentenced for assaulting police

Man sentenced for assaulting police

Chad Westgard, 30, received a 60-day intermittent prison sentence for assaulting a police officer and resisting arrest in 2013, and breaching an existing probation order in September 2014 that required Westgard to abide by a curfew.
SaskPower outlines plans for 2015

SaskPower outlines plans for 2015

Saskatchewan's population is growing, and to keep up with the increasing demands, SaskPower has a number of projects planned, specifically for the southeast, which they say will help meet those demands.
Wastewater often operating beyond capacity

Wastewater often operating beyond capacity

Estevan’s wastewater treatment system is operating at peak capacity, and as the annual wastewater and water quality reports for 2014 noted, the system is regularly operating beyond its capacity.
Estevan wins McLeod series

Estevan wins McLeod series

High-intensity games wow large crowd
Spring runoff expected to be normal

Spring runoff expected to be normal

But southeast is teetering on edge with high water levels

Krawetz explains where money went

The Editor, In recent weeks, NDP Leader Cam Broten has been asking our government – where did the money go? The answer is really quite clear.
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