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Tariff issue concerns health officials; monitoring measles

Tariff issue concerns health officials; monitoring measles

In 2023, 73 per cent of Saskatchewan children two years of age had been vaccinated against measles.
Humboldt approves 2025 paving contract with Ruszkowski Ent.

Humboldt approves 2025 paving contract with Ruszkowski Ent.

City of Humboldt awards 2025 paving contract at the Feb 24 council meeting.
Saskatoon sees overdose surge, officials warn of lethal drugs

Saskatoon sees overdose surge, officials warn of lethal drugs

A sharp rise in overdose cases in Saskatoon has prompted officials to issue warnings about a potentially lethal drug circulating in the city.
Unity lawyer placed on interim suspension during investigation

Unity lawyer placed on interim suspension during investigation

Ammad Anwar is currently not entitled to practice law until further notice due to an interim suspension.
La Ronge fire department had busiest year on record

La Ronge fire department had busiest year on record

The 2024 La Ronge annual report highlighted that the fire department had their highest call volume in 2024.
Local industries prepare for impending Canada-US trade war

Local industries prepare for impending Canada-US trade war

Saskatchewan businesses are bracing for potential economic impacts.
West Central Sask. represents on Telemiracle stage

West Central Sask. represents on Telemiracle stage

More than $39,000 was donated from the Unity-Wilkie Press Herald readership area.
Melfort looking for arts and culture input with survey

Melfort looking for arts and culture input with survey

The Melfort Arts Council along with the City of Melfort are currently seeking input regarding the old post office building and what types a programming could be offered.
SHA acute care expansion in 12 to 16 months

SHA acute care expansion in 12 to 16 months

According to the SHA, the 109 beds are equivalent to one hospital.
Lloydminster court stays charge against Brent Habetler; weapons charges adjourned

Lloydminster court stays charge against Brent Habetler; weapons charges adjourned

Weapons-related charges that were adjourned March 6 in Lloydminster Provincial Court will be heard March 20 in Saskatoon Provincial Court.
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