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Update: Shelter in place advisory ended in Regina

Update: Shelter in place advisory ended in Regina

The public is free to resume their activities as per normal, say police.
Small Sask town making big push to win Hockeyville competition

Small Sask town making big push to win Hockeyville competition

Oxbow has been sixth place this week on rally points, which play a role in who will be a finalist for Kraft Hockeyville.
45 cents short, $96 in fees: Court approves TD insufficient funds fee settlement

45 cents short, $96 in fees: Court approves TD insufficient funds fee settlement

TORONTO — The high cost of not having enough money is СÀ¶ÊÓƵ brought into focus by a class-action lawsuit at one of the country's largest banks.
Construction begins on nearly $40M Sask. First Nation school

Construction begins on nearly $40M Sask. First Nation school

The new school will include dedicated spaces for elders and traditional knowledge teachings, outdoor learning spaces, a gym with a running track, a dental office, spaces for visiting professionals, and a daycare centre.
Sask. will appeal ruling on pronouns in school

Sask. will appeal ruling on pronouns in school

Minister disappointed and concerned about the precedent that it may set on the use of the Notwithstanding Clause.
Teachers decline to resume negotiations, plan job sanctions

Teachers decline to resume negotiations, plan job sanctions

The STF says to expect an escalation of job sanctions after the February break.
Company fined $65K after worker seriously injured by falling rod

Company fined $65K after worker seriously injured by falling rod

'If something breaks on a rig run away because you’re not stronger than the rig,' Judge Martinez warns oil rig workers.
Canadian Idol contestant two-steps it up for small town fundraiser

Canadian Idol contestant two-steps it up for small town fundraiser

A chance meeting brings fundraising for the Manitou Pioneers Museum in Neilburg.
Long-time health-care worker has seen many changes in her career

Long-time health-care worker has seen many changes in her career

After 50 years in health-care, Dickie has become a well known individual in the area, and a friendly face to see at the office.
Agriculture This Week: Balanced wetland policy will be difficult

Agriculture This Week: Balanced wetland policy will be difficult

In the process of building on any framework though, there needs to be discussion with stakeholders.
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