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An era ends this weekend at Bill and Don鈥檚 Men鈥檚 Wear in North Battleford. After more than 45 years with the store Ben Christensen is retiring. This Saturday marks his last day working at the store.

Submitted SGI will pass on roughly $350 million in earnings to the people of Saskatchewan by issuing one-time rebates to all registered vehicle owners, and also improving injury benefits for its most seriously injured customers.

There may be a resolution in the case against an Alberta man facing drug charges after North Battleford RCMP seized 17 kg of drugs from his SUV. Lowen Diehl, 36, was arrested during a traffic stop on Highway 16 on Dec. 7, 2020.

Have you heard about the annual corn maze created at the Youth Farm Bible Camp at Rosthern every fall? Well, how about the Snow Edition? The people at YFBC were inspired to make the most of the surprising amount of snow that fell during the November

Rapid testing for COVID-19 will be expanding in the province in the near future. The rapid test kits allocated by the federal government will now be available in available in a variety of settings to test asymptomatic individuals.

Kevin Glessing of Wilkie will experience his first world curling event as he takes his place on the officiating team at the Tim Hortons Brier and Men鈥檚 World Curling Championships being hosted in Calgary in March and April.

Edmonton Police are warning the public that Clint Carifelle, 30, is a dangerous offender who has removed the monitoring ankle bracelet that was placed on him due to his violent tendencies.

Here are some highlights from Thursday鈥檚 latest Saskatchewan Health Authority news conference including Scott Livingston鈥檚, CEO, and Dr. Saqib Shahab, chief medical health officer for the province. In his remarks Dr.

An Onion Lake man currently serving time on charges from Saskatchewan has a bail hearing in Alberta on charges out of that province. Michael Patrick Hill, 23, was scheduled to enter a plea in Sherwood Park Provincial Court on Feb.

Williston Basin Petroleum Conference is a go for North Dakota in May