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On Sunday, May 30, around 5 p.m, Shaunavon RCMP was called to a recreation area near the hamlet of Simmie, where an adult male swimmer was reported to be in distress. Initial investigation . . .

According to a release Friday, there will be 15 spots available from the North Region and 15 spots from the South Region. If space is available, finalists will be selected down to 18th place. Athletes who finish 1st to 18th in their event may enter the High School Provincial Finals through the rodeo management site starting May 28th until June 3rd. Call-in entries will be taken from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. on June 3rd. HSR of B.C. is making it clear that there will be strict COVID-19 safety protocols...

Special Weather Statements are in place across most of Saskatchewan Tuesday morning, including for Regina, Moo...

Declared COVID-19 outbreaks in Saskatchewan globalnewsdigital © Global News Heres a complete list of all the currently known coronavirus outbreaks in Saskatchewan and those locations. The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) had been alerting the public about businesses that have likely been exposed to COVID-19 by an infectious person since the start of the pandemic. According to SHA, these alerts will be issued based on the clinical discretion of the local medical health offi...

The man had been swimming with friends when he failed to resurface after jumping off a bridge into the water, according to RCMP.

After being installed in March, the SaveStation located just outside Moosomin Town Hall saw its first use last week. SaveStations are a uniform holding unit for automated external . . .

The Western Hockey League has announced details for the 2021 WHL Prospects Draft Lottery.The results for the 2...

Sask. in-school COVID-19 vaccination program starts Monday By Drew Postey Saskatchewan’s in-school COVID-19 vaccination program begins on Monday. Regina students will be some of the first to received their shots. Most high schools and some larger and joint use elementary schools will be hosting vaccination clinics in the city. Anyone 12 and older is currently able to get a Pfizer dose. Consent forms will be distributed, however in some cases parental consent is not needed for those 13...

A 21-year-old Alberta man died from drowning over the weekend at a river near Simmie, Saskatchewan. 

Across Canada, Asian restaurants offer a particular type of comfort food. Their neon signs glow in almost every community — even in the smallest wind-blown Prairie towns, where main streets struggle to hold on to grocery stores, gas stations and banks.