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March 3 North West COVID-19 update: More recoveries than new cases Of the 1,431 active cases of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan (down from 1,492 yesterday), 125 are in the North West (down from 131 . . .

Feb. 27 North West COVID-19 update: No deaths, active cases steady Of the 1,548 active cases of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan (up from 1,510 yesterday), 131 are in the North West (down from 132 . . .

Feb. 24 North West COVID-19 update: One death, only two new cases Three Saskatchewan residents who tested positive for COVID-19 have died, including one death in the 60-69 age group from the . . .

Shell Lake, Sask. museum suffers string of break-ins, thefts, vandalism Items stolen include the donation box, an antique double barrel shotgun, a First World War sword and sheath and tobacco pipes, among other things. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Feb 20, 2021 8:53 AM CT | Last Updated: February 20 Items are in disarray after someone broke into the Shell Lake museum. (Submitted by Coleen Sivertson)

Feb. 23 North West COVID-19 update: 32 more recoveries Of the 1,530 active cases of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan (down from 1,652 yesterday), 162 are in the North West (down from 181 yesterday), . . .

Spiritwood RCMP Detachment have been investigating a series of break, enter and thefts to the Shell Lake museum. The museum was broken into over the following dates: 1) Between Jan. 10 and Jan.. . .

The Spiritwood RCMP are investigating after a number of break and enters at the Shell Lake museum, that have r...

Monday marked the 10th day that temperatures in Park Rapids have continuously been zero degrees or colder.  Written By: Lorie R. Skarpness | 4:57 pm, Feb. 16, 2021 × Crews working for the Itasca Mantrap Electric Cooperative wear layers, insulated gloves and face masks outdoors when working out in the cold. Chris Bungert, Parry Eidsmoe and other workers do their best to limit skin exposure in these frigid temperatures according to marketing and member services director ...

LaDuke: Who stands for the river, for the wild things? How about, we keep things out of where the wild things live? Things like pipelines and mines, even 5G. The whole world doesn’t need 5G. Sometimes, just listen to the ice crack on the lake, or maybe hear a wolf howl, that’s good enough. Written By: Winona LaDuke | × Winona LaDuke I stood by the Shell River. Looked at her good. She’s a beauty. Deep and wide here, right before she joins with the Crow Wing. For generations,...

SaskTel announced on January 4 that it has recently launched six new macro cell towers bringing 4G LTE wireless service to previously underserved rural parts of the province. These new towers are located near the communities of Ebenezer, Gray, Jedburgh, Lajord, Pasqua, and Petrofka. In addition, SaskTel also upgraded the 4G LTE data capacity on its towers serving 23 rural communities including Bengough, Cando, Climax, Dysart, Grenfell, Invermay, Kipling, La Ronge, Lafleche, Langbank, Macklin, ...