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The Saskatchewan Major Crimes Unit 麻豆传媒AV, with the assistance of several RCMP detachments and specialized units, have been working to investigate the suspicious death of a male infant that occurred in Canora on November 21, 2020.

The Town of Preeceville council discussed and approved many topics that were up for discussion at the February regular meeting.

As the population of rural areas continues to decrease in many regions of Saskatchewan, the condition of a large number of country cemeteries has suffered.

Wyatt Anaka of Stenen may only be 17 years old but is looking forward to a hockey career full of possibilities. He learned to skate at an early age and began playing hockey as soon as he was old enough.

The Osprey nest relocation program is on track, and SaskPower and Forbes Brothers Construction have delivered the used power pole. A platform for the nest was built and bolted to the pole.

The strength and resilience of Saskatchewan has been on display like never before in the past year.

The Sturgis Kin Club's Mini-miracle 41 took on a little different look this year. Due to the COVID-19 restrictions the club was unable to host the annual mini-miracle in the usual manner with a live broadcast.

The Saskatchewan RCMP Major Crimes Unit 麻豆传媒AV (MCU-S) continues to investigate the death of a male infant that occurred in Canora, November 21, 2020.

Owen Myhr of the Preeceville Wildlife Federation was acknowledged for his dedication and hard work within the Preeceville Club. Myhr received the Clayton Young Memorial Award for Region 3 during the SWF annual virtual convention held in February.

For the past three years, the SPE (Sturgis, Preeceville and Endeavour) Family Resource Centre and the Sturgis Composite School have run a breakfast program using funding provided by a Child Nutrition Program grant from the Ministry of Education.