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One killed in eight-vehicle collision

One killed in eight-vehicle collision

Around 2:15 p.m. Monday, Morse RCMP responded to a multi-vehicle collision approximately four kilometers west of Chaplin in the westbound lanes of Highway 1.
Fatal collision near Spiritwood

Fatal collision near Spiritwood

Just after midnight. on March 27, Spirtwood RCMP responded to a complaint of a single vehicle collision in the community of Witchekan Lake First Nation, approximately 18km northwest of Spiritwood. There was one occupant in the vehicle.
60 and over can book appointments Wednesday

60 and over can book appointments Wednesday

COVID-19 vaccine booking eligibility is being expanded once again in Saskatchewan. Starting March 31 at 8 a.m., eligible groups will be expanded to include all individuals 60 years of age and older.

SHNB: building quality of life

Dear Editor She stood in all her glory and grandeur for over a century Majestically bold and proud, with a purpose. Brick by brick, walls and windows that house many Who were afflicted with mysterious conditions.
Fiddler has more court appearances on child porn charges

Fiddler has more court appearances on child porn charges

A Saskatchewan man facing numerous child porn charges has had several court appearances and the matter continues to be adjourned.
N.B. man remains in custody on assault charges out of La Ronge

N.B. man remains in custody on assault charges out of La Ronge

A North Battleford man remains in custody on assault charges stemming from an alleged incident in La Ronge last year. Brandon Holmes, 27, had more appearances in La Ronge Provincial Court March 26 and Jan. 18 and the matter continues to be adjourned.
Joy and sorrow are the opposite sides of the same coin

Joy and sorrow are the opposite sides of the same coin

Ed, my old neighbour in Saskatchewan, told me yesterday that I should be rejoicing because I’m to get my COVID-19 shot next week. I told Ed my booking for my vaccination was not joyous.

Increase in calls to Farm Stress Line

Many producers have turned to the Farm Stress Line to help deal with some of the stress and feelings of isolation brought on by the job.

SSCA asking farmers for input on proposed federal greenhouse gas offset credit system

The Saskatchewan Soil Conservation Association (SSCA) is calling for farmers to review the Government of Canada’s proposed Greenhouse Gas Offset Credit System regulations and provide their feedback.

COVID variants drive 'scary' Moose Jaw school infections

Last week marked a COVID-19 turning point at Moose Jaw’s Prairie Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ School Division: Variant strains of the virus hit it fast and hard Tuesday through Thursday, running "rampant" in one of its buildings.
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