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Buffalo Narrows RCMP seize quantities of drugs and issue arrest warrant

Buffalo Narrows RCMP seize quantities of drugs and issue arrest warrant

As a result of an ongoing investigation, a search warrant was executed at a residence in Buffalo Narrows on March 27, 2021 by Buffalo Narrows RCMP and the RCMP Crime Reduction Team.
More court appearances for three charged in connection to incident where Onion Lake RCMP shot at

More court appearances for three charged in connection to incident where Onion Lake RCMP shot at

Three people charged in connection with an incident where Onion Lake RCMP were shot at while they were pursuing a black SUV had more court appearances. Tyler Wolfe and Twaine Naistus had appearances in Lloydminster Provincial Court on March 17.
March 29 COVID-19 update: No deaths, 179,800 vaccinations, 202 new cases, 174 recoveries

March 29 COVID-19 update: No deaths, 179,800 vaccinations, 202 new cases, 174 recoveries

Vaccines Reported An additional 6,104 doses of COVID-19 vaccine have been given in Saskatchewan, bringing the total number of vaccines administered in the province to 179,800.
Restrictions apply, but many reasons to celebrate music

Restrictions apply, but many reasons to celebrate music

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Vaccine booking eligibility remains unchanged

Vaccine booking eligibility remains unchanged

While the Saskatchewan Health Authority was made aware last week that its next expected shipment of 21,300 Moderna vaccines would be delayed up to six days, appointment booking eligibility remains unchanged.
Man accused of violent home invasion, armed robbery, waiting for his day in court

Man accused of violent home invasion, armed robbery, waiting for his day in court

A man accused of a violent home invasion and armed robbery is still waiting for his day in court. Three trials for Drayden Clinton were adjourned and a trial date is yet to be set.
Regina city council to vote on report that recommends removal of John A. Macdonald

Regina city council to vote on report that recommends removal of John A. Macdonald

Regina city council is to vote on Wednesday afternoon on whether to remove the city鈥檚 controversial John A. Macdonald statue for one year while administrators find 鈥渁n appropriate future location,鈥 according to agenda documents.
Mobile COVID testing expanding in Moose Jaw

Mobile COVID testing expanding in Moose Jaw

As COVID-19 variant strains continue infecting people outside the Regina area, the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) is expanding its mobile testing for the virus to Moose Jaw. The SHA announced the change late Sunday afternoon.
CAP demands charges drop for La Ronge woman

CAP demands charges drop for La Ronge woman

The Congress of Aboriginal Peoples is calling for all charges against a La Ronge woman to be dropped.
Better Together campaign spreads throughout province

Better Together campaign spreads throughout province

North Battleford city council got an update last week of the latest efforts of the Battlefords Better Together T-shirt project.
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