Sask. ref continues to honour hockey legacy of his late father
Luke McGeough, a Saskatchewan-based hockey referee, continues to honour his late father’s legacy by wearing his NHL jersey at his games.
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Yorkton woman pens, publishes children's book
A woman from Yorkton wrote and published her own children’s book.
Yorkton Terriers' player starts clothing line to support mental health charities
The captain of the Terriers says the purpose behind the brand is to advocate for mental health.
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Sask. Chamber of Commerce encourages shoppers to look for local options
Sixteen Saskatchewan chambers of commerce have launched a campaign to encourage support for local businesses ahead of the holiday season.
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Yorkton firefighters practice ice rescues
The Yorkton Fire Department is preparing for the cold weather ahead by practicing special rescue techniques used to help someone on ice or in cold water.
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Ituna's arena set for renovations
Ituna's arena will soon have a new look, thanks to two community members leading the way.
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Yorkton-area receives first snowfall of the season
The Yorkton-area received its first winter storm of the season on Wednesday.
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Yorkton Minor Football requests city-run football field
Yorkton minor football (YMF) has requested that the City of Yorkton provide the community-based minor football program with a city-run football field.
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Sask. town unveils signs to honour local veterans
A small community in southeastern Saskatchewan unveiled veteran signs Friday to honour those who fought for Canada ahead of Remembrance Day.
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Yorkton Terriers forced play game in two arenas after poor ice conditions
The Yorkton Terriers hosted the Weyburn Redwings on Tuesday night, but poor ice conditions forced the contest to be held in two different arenas.
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Yorkton Flour Mill selected for two provincial awards
After nine years of working to restore the Yorkton Flour Mill, the Yorkton Historic Mill Society has been selected for two awards by Heritage Saskatchewan.
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Southern Sask. communities sign agreement with Montana tourism organization to increase cross-border travel
A group of Saskatchewan towns has partnered with Montana’s Missouri River Country tourism organization to promote cross-border tourism in both areas.
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Sask. family drives to Montreal for concert only to have it postponed
A Saskatchewan family is expressing their disappointment after they drove to Montreal for a concert, only to be notified of its postponement at the last minute.
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Sask. will expand booster shot eligibility soon: CMHO
Saskatchewan could soon be expanding booster shot eligibility – as more people reach the six-month mark after their second dose.
Province fires back at Sask. Ag Producers after concerns raised about crop insurance surplus
The Government of Saskatchewan and the Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan (APAS) were caught in a war of words on Wednesday surrounding the province’s deficit and crop insurance payments.
Riders hope to play spoiler to first-place Bombers in West Final
The Saskatchewan Roughriders are set to meet the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in the 2021 West Final, a rematch of 2019 with one key difference: the Bombers hold home field advantage.
Samsung establishing regional office in Regina to support 5G rollout
Samsung Electronics Canada will be establishing a new regional office in Regina, through a partnership with SaskTel.
'The possibilities are endless': YWCA asks city for $1M in funding for new healing lodge
YWCA Regina is asking the City of Regina to contribute $1.07 million dollars to go towards a healing lodge and ceremonial space in its new building.
Sask.'s South East leads in new COVID-19 cases
Saskatchewan reported 81 new cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday – with 31 new cases reported in the province’s South East zone.
Bedard among Sask.-based players invited to Hockey Canada World Junior selection camp
Regina Pats’ star Connor Bedard is among three Saskatchewan-based players invited to attend Hockey Canada’s selection camp for the World Junior Hockey Championships.
These Sask. acts are performing on TeleMiracle 46
TeleMiracle has announced the list of Saskatchewan performers who will be featured on the 46th installment of the charity telethon.
3 killed, 44 injured in impaired driving collisions during last year's holiday season: SGI
Three people were killed and 44 people were injured in impaired driving collisions last holiday season in Saskatchewan, according to SGI.
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Alberta expands COVID-19 vaccine booster eligibility to all adults in stages
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