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May long weekend camping continues through fire bans, bizarre weather, COVID restrictions

Camping is growing in popularity in Saskatchewan. Wildfires, fire bans, blocked-off highways and cooler-than-average temperatures await campers looking to spend time outside this May long weekend, but many people are willing to soldier through. A weekend of bizarre weather has been forecast for the province. A wildfire near Prince Albert has also hurt the air quality in the area and forced the closure of Highway 55 north of the city before it reopened Thursday. Throw in COVID-19 restrictions, and you have an informal start to summer like no other. Despite those factors, very few people are cancelling their reservations. Robin Campese, the executive director of visitor experiences with the Ministry of Parks, Culture and Sport, said only 27 people had cancelled sites throughout the entire province as of Thursday evening.

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After bizarre purchases, Highway Patrol needs permission to buy guns

Article content Saskatchewan Highway Patrol will need to get permission before buying firearms, as the government looks to avoid a repeat of questionable purchases that included fully automatic rifles and silencers. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or After bizarre purchases, Highway Patrol needs permission to buy guns Back to video According to Ferguson, the Highways Ministry had poor controls for buying and tracking equipment. It bought 26 carbines for Highway Patrol without getting quotes from vendors, and split up purchases to avoid thresholds for tendering requirements. The ministry ended up with a pile of apparently unnecessary equipment, including silencers, bullet-proof vests, a drone and a high-power rifle scope.

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After bizarre purchases, Highway Patrol needs permission to buy guns

After bizarre purchases, Highway Patrol needs permission to buy guns
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New provincial park reservation website is now open

After a year of being cooped up, and told to minimize travel, the prospects of spending some time at the lake might seem pretty good right about now. If you want to book a campsite, get ready, because the Ministry of Parks, Culture and sport is launching its new website for Saskatchewan provincial parks. Campers at those parks are now able to browse the new reservation website and create an account in preparation for the 2021 campsite reservation launch which opened on April 12. “After many months of preparation, we are pleased to be able to release our new campsite reservation system to the public,” Parks, Culture and Sport Minister Laura Ross said in a release. “This reservation system offers new amenities to customers, and is quite different than past years. This is a great opportunity for campers to become familiar with the new system making their reservation process a smooth one in the coming weeks.”

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Province Announces New Saskatchewanderer for 2021

By Ryan Young The new Saskatchewanderer for 2021 is Felipe Gomez. In a news release, Gomez is touted as a musician, adventurer, educator and content creator. Gomez says he is excited to showcase the diversity of Saskatchewan through digital storytelling, and is “pumped to explore every corner of Saskatchewan, experiencing all this province has to offer.” The province says, in the same news release, Gomez “will find ways to safely showcase” what the province has to offer, ranging from businesses, art, cultures, landscapes and wildlife. Minister Responsible for Tourism Saskatchewan, Jeremy Harrison, says Gomez “brings an impressive range of talents and a fresh perspective, as a new Canadian, to the role.”

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