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Shortly after the provincial government announced it was going to be reducing its daily briefings on the COVID-19 case numbers status in Saskatchewan, an outbreak over the weekend in southwest and west central Saskatchewan resulted in a briefing on J

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The Cannabis Act became law in October 2018. A year later, in October 2019 cannabis extracts and vaping products were legalized for sale in Canada.

There were 31 new cases of COVID-19 in total to report in Saskatchewan since the weekend of July 11-12, bringing the total number of COVID-19 cases in Saskatchewan to 871 on July 13.

Results from a national survey conducted by the Canadian Teachers’ Federation show Saskatchewan teachers aren’t confident about the precautions being used to guarantee a safe return to school for everyone this fall.

I’m glad to see that the NDP have taken the time to write into the Assiniboia Times, or at least one of their Regina staff members has.

In recent decades there has been a continual trend in both federal and Saskatchewan law – continuously getting tougher on drunk driving.

COVID-19’s sway over the world’s economy is phenomenal. Job losses, redundancies and wage cuts in all Canadian sectors have contributed to financial insecurity for many in the years to come.

At approximately 11:50 a.m. on July 11, Moose Jaw RCMP responded to a serious motor vehicle collision on Highway 2 north of Buffalo Pound Lake.

Last October, a car with a panoramic camera mounted on the roof was parked in a North Battleford hotel parking lot for several evenings.