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Police and EMS were called to an alley near Crescent Park on March 14 around 8:30 a.m. about a man who lay unresponsive in the snow.

Police say the missing man has now been located

The students were quite intrigued when the eggs came to their classrooms

Sask.'s premier calls on rail workers to be declared essential services by feds

Feral pigs are considered a regulated pest in Sask., following new regulations announced Wednesday

Motorists can expect delays in the area

R-Plus Simmentals holds a successful final bull sale

“Don't let anyone think that just because you're a woman, you can't do it,” Jennelle Wimmer.

Rural memory clinics in Kipling, Weyburn, Radville, Bengough and Carlyle

The anti-racism projects for the month include spotlighting remarkable Canadians from diverse backgrounds on social media pages. During the month of March, people can visit the SWIS and Transitions Facebook and Instagram pages to learn more about these remarkable individuals and the great contributions they have made to Canada.