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For many Canadians, scarves, mitts, boots and gloves have become fashion must-haves as the last leaves of autumn were followed by the first snow over the past week.

For the first article of the new year I thought I鈥檇 go a tad philosophical in terms of board gaming in Yorkton. Our city seems stuck in a sort of no man鈥檚 land in terms of what is available here and our population.

The Water Security Agency is reminding the public that winter river flows can result in thin ice and create unsafe crossing conditions in many areas across the province.

Many Canadians enjoy eating leftovers from family dinners and from dining out as a time-saving and budget-friendly meal. It is important to remember that leftovers need to be properly handled to help reduce the risk of foodborne illness.

The Ebola Fighter: Time鈥檚 Person of the Year

The Consumer Protection Division of the Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority (FCAA) is informing the public about a potential scam aimed at child care providers in Saskatchewan.

A 24-year-old Yorkton man accused of breaking and entering to commit assault on the weekend has been released on $500 bail.

Al Capone Moose Jaw has created a tourism industry out of the legendary Chicago gangster鈥檚 connection to that city. Many other southern Saskatchewan towns also have Capone tales to tell.

Falling oil prices may be dampening the good news about provincial growth. Last week, Premier Brad Wall announced within mere hours of each other, the growth figures and a public sector hiring freeze.