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Over 3,000 Saskatchewan Housing Corporation units vacant in the province
Standing in front of a vacant, boarded-up unit in Regina, NDP Leader Carla Beck said the Saskatchewan Housing Corporation vacancy rate had shot up 474 per cent in the last decade."It's a government th...
Jul 25, 2023

Heat warning issued for North Battleford, warm temperatures still hitting Meadow Lake
It's going to be a hot one for many living in the northwest region of Saskatchewan. Environment and Climate Change Canada has issued a heat warning for communities in and around the Battlefords. The t...
Jul 25, 2023

Demo Derby a smash success for Battlefords Ag. Society
More than 2,000 people came out to the Battlefords exhibition grounds Saturday, to take in the smash and crash of the 38th Annual Demolition Derby in North Battleford. Put on by the Battlefords Ag. So...
Jul 25, 2023

Sweetgrass archer takes home gold at North American Indigenous Games
It was a week to remember for Sweetgrass First Nation's Lyrik Albert, as she took home the gold in her first time representing Saskatchewan at the 2023 North American Indigenous Games (NAIG). One of m...
Jul 24, 2023

Man dies in ATV collision in Onion Lake
RCMP are investigating a fatal ATV collision in Onion Lake.At around 8:30 a.m. on July 20, officers were called to a private property in the community.When they arrived they found an injured 37-year-o...
Jul 24, 2023

RCMP investigating multiple vehicle break-ins in Glaslyn
RCMP are asking for help as they investigate a number of vehicle break-ins in the Glaslyn area.Police said they occurred on July 20 when 17 vehicles were targeted. Right now, there's no word on whethe...
Jul 24, 2023

North Battleford kicks off Pride Week with flag raising ceremony
The City of North Battleford held a flag raising ceremony Monday at City Hall, to signal the start of Pride Week in the community, July 24-30.Featuring dignitaries from the city and members of Battlef...
Jul 24, 2023

Sask. still at low risk for West Nile Virus, but could that change?
Nothing says summer like a trip to the lake or a hike in the woods for many Saskatchewan residents, but it also brings hundreds of pesky, buzzy critters.Mosquitoes are alive and strong in the province...
Jul 24, 2023

SIGA’s annual report shows record-breaking profits
It's been a very strong post-pandemic recovery for the Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority (SIGA).According to the organization's annual report for 2022-23, SIGA matched pre-pandemic levels of revenu...
Jul 24, 2023

Saskatchewan finishes first at NAIG, more locals bringing home medals
Team Saskatchewan is coming home from the North American Indigenous Games (NAIG) on top. Saskatchewan finished above everyone else at the games, winning the medal count with an astonishing 175 medals;...
Jul 23, 2023