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Many people gathered on White Bear First Nation March 6 for a feast to honour Victor Sammy, an elder of the community. Within this culture, a feast of this type is traditionally held to honour someone who has passed on.

Saskatchewan pharmacists have expanded the role they play in the health care system after receiving the green light from Health Minister Don McMorris to begin prescribing medications in specific situations.

Youth across Canada can make their voices heard on global issues through the Kaleidoscope Real World Video Challenge.

After some initial concerns, the City of Estevan says Spectra Place will be ready to host its first event March 25.

The City of Weyburn is proceeding with growth and expansion to more residential lots, and is financing it by means of increasing the amount they are legally allowed to borrow by $5 million.

The threat of above-normal runoff is persisting for southern Saskatchewan, according to the March spring runoff forecast compiled by the Saskatchewan Watershed Authority.

The experience of going through the strongest earthquake in Japan's history was "terrifying" for a former Weyburn resident who now teaches English in Tokyo, while the concern for a former resident of Japan living in Weyburn was that his family is all

A 64-year-old Estevan man pleaded guilty to sexual assault charges, stemming back from incidents more than 30 years ago. Joseph Glasser appeared in Estevan provincial court on March 14, having already entered his guilty plea.

Immigration matters: Along with the regular border check services, officers at the North Portal point of entry are kept extra busy with immigration items in any given month.