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Yes, free fishing weekend is coming up

Yes, free fishing weekend is coming up

"Whether you are new to the sport or an avid angler, Free Fishing Weekend is a great opportunity to pick up a fishing rod."
Parkland College looks to brings seniors and students together

Parkland College looks to brings seniors and students together

When fully launched in the fall the program will see volunteer seniors integrated into the college in varying ways, from visiting classrooms to share knowledge, to one-on-one session with students, to being involved in college events and activities.
Court and Crime Catchup: The past week on SASKTODAY.ca

Court and Crime Catchup: The past week on SASKTODAY.ca

Courts deal with varied cases, from murder to COVID challenge
Lessons for growing sport of pickleball planned at Madge Lake

Lessons for growing sport of pickleball planned at Madge Lake

The lessons, which are geared for adults, are being held July 11 and 12 at the courts at Madge Lake.
Agriculture can play role in reconciliation: chief

Agriculture can play role in reconciliation: chief

Cowessess First Nation farms 5,000 acres of grain and has approximately 150 cattle.
Crops in low areas not expected to survive, hammered by rain

Crops in low areas not expected to survive, hammered by rain

Crops in the region have struggled with developing under the excessively wet conditions and are predicted to be a week or two behind in some areas.
Kamsack, Canora Parkland College students study in Yucatan

Kamsack, Canora Parkland College students study in Yucatan

Students participated in a two-week intensive study abroad program where they learned and experienced both Mexican and Mayan culture.
Kamsack Hospital emergency department closed June 28, June 30-July 6

Kamsack Hospital emergency department closed June 28, June 30-July 6

The Kamsack Hospital emergency department will be closed from Tuesday, June 28 at 8 a.m. to Wednesday, June 29 at 8 a.m., as well as Thursday, June 30 at 8 a.m. to Wednesday, July 6 at 8 a.m.
Locked up for murder in '94: Were Sask. sisters innocent?

Locked up for murder in '94: Were Sask. sisters innocent?

Nerissa and Odelia Quewezance have maintained their innocence for almost 30 years.
Court & Crime Catchup: The past week on SASKTODAY.ca

Court & Crime Catchup: The past week on SASKTODAY.ca

This week, another person was sentenced in the killing of Tiki Laverdiere, thieves pulled a multi-vehicle theft from a Rosetown dealership, human trafficking suspects made a court appearance, someone appears to have burned a church down, and more.
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