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Moe sends letter to Carney outlining 10 priorities

Moe sends letter to Carney outlining 10 priorities

Premier Scott Moe released his letter on social media Wednesday afternoon.
Anthrax confirmed among cattle in RM of Paynton

Anthrax confirmed among cattle in RM of Paynton

If your neighbours’ animals have anthrax, you should consider vaccination to protect your animals.
Pope Leo XIV called upon to return sacred First Nations artifacts

Pope Leo XIV called upon to return sacred First Nations artifacts

The FSIN is calling on the Vatican to return sacred artifacts taken from First Nations during the residential school era across Canada.
Measles exposure warning issued for seven Sask. communities

Measles exposure warning issued for seven Sask. communities

SHA is warning of measles exposure risk at several locations in Saskatoon, Regina, Swift Current and other southern Sask. communities.
Slow down and move over

Slow down and move over

CAA Sask. spotlights safety for tow truck operators and first responders.
Sask Party ripped for contract with lobby firm linked to Trump

Sask Party ripped for contract with lobby firm linked to Trump

NDP critic Meara Conway take aim at provincial government’s contract with Nelson Mullins, a firm they characterized as supporting Donald Trump.
Lt. Gov. McIntyre meets with King Charles III at Buckingham Palace

Lt. Gov. McIntyre meets with King Charles III at Buckingham Palace

Gifts of Saskatchewan significance presented.
NDP raise concerns after death at Northern Lights Care Home

NDP raise concerns after death at Northern Lights Care Home

Family of William Hastie at the Legislature to raise concerns after their grandfather was found having frozen to death.
Government of Sask. prepares for possible Canada Post Strike

Government of Sask. prepares for possible Canada Post Strike

Saskatchewan is preparing for a possible postal strike and urging clients and suppliers to switch to direct deposit to avoid delays.
Canadian offensive lineman Zerr among players released by Saskatchewan Roughriders

Canadian offensive lineman Zerr among players released by Saskatchewan Roughriders

REGINA — Canadian offensive lineman Noah Zerr was among seven players released by the Saskatchewan Roughriders on Wednesday. The six-foot-seven, 330-pound Zerr, of Langenburg, Sask., was entering his second season with the Riders.
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