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By Matthew Dekker The search continues for a missing Yorkton woman, who would now be 21-years-old. Mekayla Bali, also known as Niebergall, disappeared from the city five years ago today. Initially, police believed she might be in Regina or Saskatoon, but later expanded their investigation to all four western provinces and the U-S Pacific Northwest. A 40-thousand dollar reward is being offered for her safe return.

The Riders have added to their linebacking corps by signing former NFL linebacker Nigel Harris. The six-foot-t...

By Jaryn Vecchio Northern Lights Regional Health Centre // Steph Seidel - Harvard Broadcasting Fort McMurray’s active total of COVID-19 cases is continuing to rise. The province announced on Saturday 1,293 new cases across the province. There are currently 13,687 active cases across Alberta, while there have been a total of 159,719 positive tests. There are also 349 Albertans in the hospital for the virus, 84 of which are in ICUs. Locally, Fort McMurray added 44 new cases and 16 recov...

On Saturday morning, just after midnight, Regina Police responded to a single vehicle collision on the Regina ...

The Saskatchewan Health Authority once again expanded their COVID-19 vaccine eligibility at the Regina Drive-T...

Vaccines Reported An additional 13,170 doses of COVID-19 vaccine have been given in Saskatchewan, bringing the...

An additional 13,170 doses of COVID-19 vaccine have been given in Saskatchewan, breaking yesterday's record of...

Public health officials advise that no additional deaths in a person with COVID-19 are being reported today. T...

By News Room Apr 10, 2021 2:45 PM Cameco is restarting its Cigar Lake uranium mine in northern Saskatchewan and Orano Canada will resume production at the McLean Lake mill. Production at the mill and the mine were temporarily suspended in December because of the increasing risks with the pandemic. Cameco CEO Tim Gitzel says at the time, the availability of workers in critical areas was shrinking because many employees lived in communities with travel restrictions and contact tracing mea...

By News Room   The second of a three-year, $15 million drainage improvement project begins Monday in the North Central community. “This major drainage project will help prevent ponding during large storms and reduce the risk of basement and street flooding to over 450 homes within the neighbourhood,” says Kim Onrait, Executive Director of Citizen Services. The project includes removal of asphalt and sidewalks, digging a trench in the road to remove the existing storm sewer mains, i...