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Moose Jaw student credits service dogs with helping him graduate high school

Moose Jaw student credits service dogs with helping him graduate high school

Stephen Walcer never thought he would reach high school graduation because of his autism condition, but thanks to his service dogs, he鈥檒l walk across the stage with his classmates in June.
Alameda boy, age nine, becomes a professional artist

Alameda boy, age nine, becomes a professional artist

Madden Millions' octopus artwork had been on display at the Estevan Leisure Centre.
Province-wide art walk slated for June 1

Province-wide art walk slated for June 1

June 1 is Saskatchewan Art Gallery Day.
Binding arbitration next in teachers dispute, said Cockrill

Binding arbitration next in teachers dispute, said Cockrill

Education Minister Jeremy Cockrill reacts to latest no vote from teachers.
Saskatoon police extend search of landfill for missing woman

Saskatoon police extend search of landfill for missing woman

The no-fly zone in place in the airspace above the landfill has also been extended for the duration of the search.
鈥楲andmark contract鈥 goes to aerospace group for renewed training at 15 Wing

鈥楲andmark contract鈥 goes to aerospace group for renewed training at 15 Wing

The Government of Canada has announced that it has awarded the Future Aircrew Training (FAcT) Program to SkyAlyne Canada Limited Partnership, a 鈥渢ransformative initiative鈥 worth $11.2 billion over 25 years. 聽
Saskatoon鈥檚 historic Mann House blooms with beauty

Saskatoon鈥檚 historic Mann House blooms with beauty

Finding solace in floral wonders as visitors are captivated by the colors of nature at the Mann House in Saskatoon.
SaskPower looking at two potential SMR sites in Estevan area

SaskPower looking at two potential SMR sites in Estevan area

Rafferty Reservoir and Boundary Dam are viewed as potential locations.
Northern lights possible over Canada after sunspot behind big solar storm returns

Northern lights possible over Canada after sunspot behind big solar storm returns

The northern lights could return to the sky over parts of Canada as a sunspot that contributed to a recent stunning aurora display rotates back Earth-side.
Officers present Ed Chynoweth Cup to victorious Warriors

Officers present Ed Chynoweth Cup to victorious Warriors

Retired Moose Jaw Police Service members Supt. Devon Oleniuk and Const. Evan Schwabe were specifically chosen as presenters for their experience as law enforcement officers and their connection to the hockey franchise.
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