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A team of volunteers has delved into the past of Appley Tower as part of the project to restore the much-loved landmark to its former glory.

Manitoba's justice minister says while there are some positives to new federal bail-reform legislation, it won't crack down on youth crime.

Nine cases of COVID-19 would eventually be linked to the Roughriders home opener in August.

The provinces chief medical health officer says Saturdays Eric Church concert in Saskatoon will test whether current health measures work.

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The provinces chief medical health officer says Saturdays Eric Church concert in Saskatoon will test whether current health measures work.

The provinces chief medical health officer says Saturdays Eric Church concert in Saskatoon will test whether current health measures work.

The provinces business leaders say there are few remaining issues with the system that requires people to produce proof of vaccination.

The provinces business leaders say there are few remaining issues with the system that requires people to produce proof of vaccination.

  REGINA -- There will likely be no return to play before the end of March for sports organizations in Saskatchewan. On Jan. 13, Ken Dueck from the Provincial Government’s Business Response Team held a virtual call with all provincial sport governing bodies. Dueck announced there would be no consideration of return to play (games) for at least four weeks.  He also gave the impression that the likelihood of things changing before the end of March is bleak, given the increase of COVID-19 ...