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Rent goes up in Sask., availability at issue

Rent goes up in Sask., availability at issue

Out of the 35 communities rated, Saskatoon and Regina are 33 and 34 respectively.
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High temperatures, high spending: How to manage summer spending on the rise

High temperatures, high spending: How to manage summer spending on the rise

Summer plans can be pricey, especially given high inflation rates seen over the past year.
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Regina man sentenced in string of thefts

Regina man sentenced in string of thefts

Accused targeted businesses and vehicles, used weapon - court hears.
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Time served in Regina drug store theft

Time served in Regina drug store theft

Court hears accused spent more time in custody than was eventually sentenced.
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Access Communications fuels young minds with scholarships

Access Communications fuels young minds with scholarships

High school students receive $20,000 in Doug Alexander Scholarships.
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Agriculture This Week: Will cows become the scapegoat for climate change?

Agriculture This Week: Will cows become the scapegoat for climate change?

Demonizing the cow is not reasonable.
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Accused human traffickers have appearance in Rosetown court

Accused human traffickers have appearance in Rosetown court

Mohammad Masum and Sohel Haider were arrested聽in Elrose on July 5 and charged with trafficking a person. Masum is additionally charged with sexual assault.
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Onion Lake man charged with robbery for a criminal organization

Onion Lake man charged with robbery for a criminal organization

Jesse Eric Dillon is a "high-ranking" member of Westside Outlawz.聽
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By the numbers: What the latest interest rate hike means for your mortgage

By the numbers: What the latest interest rate hike means for your mortgage

The cost of borrowing in this country is now the highest it's been since 2001.
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Campaigns kick off in three Regina and area byelections

Campaigns kick off in three Regina and area byelections

Main parties on the attack early; NDP focuses on Brandt settlement, while Sask Party zeroes in on pro-Carbon Tax statements of one of the candidates.
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