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Government house leader Jeremy Harrison and Opposition house leader Cathy Sproule announced Tuesday that they have agreed to a modified arrangement for the Legislative Assembly to meet starting in June.

The Government of Saskatchewan proclaimed May 24-30 as Saskatchewan Tourism Week.

The Hidden Valley Golf and RV Resort is pleased to have its golf course open for the season, and it’s looking forward to the start of camping on June 1. Hidden Valley’s Hideout Golf Course opened for play May 15, like other courses in the province.

The Holy Family Roman Catholic Separate School Division has made a detailed plan to close off the current 2019-20 school year, since classes will not resume this spring, and to set tentative plans for the new school year in the fall.

The Estevan Farmers’ Market Association held its first market of the year Saturday at the Estevan Shoppers’ Mall’s parking lot. Numerous vendors were on hand, selling merchandise to the public. Customers turned out to see what was available.

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

Premier Scott Moe announced the province’s target date of June 8 to implement phase three of the Re-Open Saskatchewan plan, which will see more businesses and services opening along with larger gathering numbers.

Seeding progress in Saskatchewan more than doubled last week, thanks to minimal rainfall and few disruptions in field work.

The provincial government in Saskatchewan announced the first quarter export numbers on May 21, with figures ranging from more than $7.4 billion, up to 4.

An Estevan law firm has taken a step forward with the addition of a new partner. Kathryn Gilliss is now a partner at the Trobert Gilliss law firm, the latest step forward for her in her career.