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鈥淐ome get me,鈥� Moe tells Feds as Saskatchewan Leg session ends

鈥淐ome get me,鈥� Moe tells Feds as Saskatchewan Leg session ends

Daily Leg Update - Both government and opposition point to successes, as MLAs head home for the summer months.
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Wilkie bike safety rodeo emphasized 1 road and 2 wheels are 4 everyone

Wilkie bike safety rodeo emphasized 1 road and 2 wheels are 4 everyone

Be safe and be bike smart. The RCMP detachment in Wilkie, in partnership with several other groups, held a children's bike safety session May 17.
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Column: Camping season offers a lot for families to enjoy

Column: Camping season offers a lot for families to enjoy

It is important to be mindful of fire bans that might be in your community, before you get the camping wood prepared for a fire.
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Crop report: producers keep aware of fire bans as they seed

Crop report: producers keep aware of fire bans as they seed

A lack of spring precipitation has allowed producers to be very efficient with their seeding operations.
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Leave wildlife babies alone for survival

Leave wildlife babies alone for survival

The kids are all right.
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2023 Highway construction season is now on in Saskatchewan

2023 Highway construction season is now on in Saskatchewan

Minister of Highways Jeremy Cockrill announces launch of construction season, urges patience for those driving on the province鈥檚 highways.
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Macklin man accused of wielding bat at RCMP officers back in court

Macklin man accused of wielding bat at RCMP officers back in court

Jason Tucker allegedly threatened Provost, Alta., RCMP and wielded a bat at Unity RCMP.
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Five takeaways from Premier Moe鈥檚 announcement on power plans

Five takeaways from Premier Moe鈥檚 announcement on power plans

Moe outlines SaskPower is committed to net zero in 2050; won鈥檛 go along with 2035 target which he says will be unaffordable and impossible to meet.
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SaskTel waives data overage charges for wildfire-hit communities

SaskTel waives data overage charges for wildfire-hit communities

Starting聽May 16 and running to May 31, SaskTel聽waives all data overage charges for customers in Buffalo Narrows, Buffalo River Dene Nation, Dillon, English River First Nation, La Loche, Michel Village, Patuanak, and St. Georges Hill.
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Doyle Vermette not running for re-election

Doyle Vermette not running for re-election

NDP MLA for Cumberland to leave politics when term ends in 2024.
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