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SaskTel to waive data overage charges until June 30

SaskTel is doing its part to help people working from home or students learning remotely during the COVID-19 pandemic.On Monday, the Crown corporation announced it would be waiving data overage charge...

Apr 12, 2021

NSRBL optimistic for spring season following positive AGM

Baseball fans and players alike in Northern Saskatchewan can look forward to a likely return to the diamond for senior baseball this spring. The North Sask. River Baseball League (NSRBL) held their AG...

Apr 12, 2021

Province reports 300 new cases, 253 recoveries, one COVID-19 related death

The Saskatchewan government announced 300 new cases of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan on April 12, as well as 253 recoveries. This brings the provincial total to 36,604 cases; 33,600 recoveries and 2,549 ca...

Apr 12, 2021

SaskTel Waives Data Overage Charges Until June 30, 2021

SaskTel has announced plans to waive data overage charges from April 12 - June 30, 2021, to further assist customers with online learning or those still working remotely as a result of the COVID-19 pa...

Apr 12, 2021

41 years later, Terry Fox’s legacy helping people through life

When 21-year-old Terry Fox set off from St. John's, Newfoundland on April 12, 1980 for what would be a gruelling, emotional and iconic 143-day Marathon of Hope, he began keeping a journal."Today is th...

Apr 12, 2021

Tisdale RCMP looking for missing 73-year-old woman

UPDATE: As of 10:18 a.m., the RCMP reported Saelhof has been located safe and sound.-Tisdale RCMP is asking for the public's assistance in locating 73-year-old Judith Saelhof. Saelhof was last seen ge...

Apr 12, 2021

USask Indigenous Student Experience Days to take place next week

The University of Saskatchewan will be hosting their Indigenous Experience Days next week as an opportunity for students from Indigenous communities and high schools across Saskatchewan and beyond to ...

Apr 09, 2021

A fixture in P.A.'s downtown, local barber retires after 57 years

Cliff Scott has been cutting hair long enough to see styles come and go and come back again. "In the 60s, when I came here, the main haircuts were the product of the product of the Second World War-sh...

Apr 09, 2021

Mixed reaction to budget from Battlefords Mayors

While some reaction to the provincial budget have been positive in the Battlefords, the reaction of the region's two mayors is more mixed.Following the province's announcement on Tuesday, which detail...

Apr 09, 2021

Town adds RFP stipulation for new naming rights sponsorship policy

The Town of Battleford has made some revisions to its new advertising and sponsorship policy and package for groups and organizations interested in purchasing naming rights or advertising space for a ...

Apr 09, 2021