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The 6600 John Deere combine came into Brian Wenzel's family in 1980 as an addition to an older and smaller combine. Some 40 years later Wenzel rescued this retired piece of his family's history and brough it back to work.

Tributes paid to Enion who died this week; he had retired recently from a Regina Public Schools

Whitney Paul-Joseph said it is her desire to “see the teachers in the buildings they work in,” and she was eager to keep lines of communication open.

This summer Trinda and Adam Jocelyn started turning their gardens into a commercial operation, which they named Blue Arrow Acres.

This summer Estevan gained several diverse beautiful murals, thanks to many talented local artists and the Estevan Arts Council.

If your tip leads to an arrest or charge, you may be eligible for a reward of up to $2,000.

Addisen Laird and Jacey Zadorozniak shared stories of higher achievement with SE Cornerstone board members.

The multi-year border infrastructure project at North Portal is completed and will contribute to the Saskatchewan and Canadian economy, while also helping to keep Canadians safe.

New report raises alarms about Saskatchewan preparedness for an aging population

Opposition Critic Betty Nippi-Albright, indigenous leaders calling for more meaningful changes to Duty to Consult process, instead of tweaks