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Group working to save historic Saskatchewan Hospital from demolition
A local group is working to save the historic Saskatchewan Hospital in North Battleford from demolition once a new facility opens. Continue reading
Saskatoon STARS team wins international championship
Jenny Thorpe and Matt Hogan, with Saskatoon’s STARS air ambulance, won first place at an international competition. Continue reading
Saskatoon city councillors to debate Pay-As-You-Throw waste utility
Pay-As-You-Throw became a political hot potato at the Sept. 24 Saskatoon council meeting, and after several hours of debate was postponed until Oct. 22. Continue reading
Free flu shots available in Saskatchewan starting Oct. 22
The free flu vaccine will be offered in Saskatchewan beginning Oct. 22 and is recommended to all people six months of age and older. Continue reading
Logan Boulet’s parents to honour son’s legacy at Saskatoon event
Just weeks prior to the Humboldt Broncos bus crash, Logan Boulet shared his desire to donate his organs with his parents. Continue reading
Farm families in Saskatchewan bond over field lunches
Harvest field lunches are a way of life for many Saskatchewan farm families, one the Martin-Kelly family has been doing for over 30 years. Continue reading
Coun. Ann Iwanchuk opposes Pay-As-You-Throw waste utility
Ward 3 Coun. Ann Iwanchuk expresses her opposition to Saskatoon’s proposed Pay-As-You-Throw (PAYT) waste utility, mainly because of cost. Continue reading
Prairie fibre artist inspired by bond between nature and animals
Sharing her love of her animals and the beauty of the Prairies is what inspires Arlette Seib to make her fibre art pieces. Continue reading
Sask. records second highest tornado count in over a decade
By Tiffany Lizée Meteorologist
The summer storm season is underway in Saskatchewan with 15 tornadoes confirmed by Environment Canada, and three possible touchdowns. Continue reading
