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FSIN calls out RCMP and federal government for lack of action leading to deaths

FSIN calls out RCMP and federal government for lack of action leading to deaths

FSIN says "this is not community policing. This is not reconciliation."
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Electricity, uranium and carbon pricing addressed in free educational events

Electricity, uranium and carbon pricing addressed in free educational events

Sustainability Speakers Series: Exploring topics relating to sustainability of life on Earth
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Walters candidate for Saskatchewan Liberals’ top post

Walters candidate for Saskatchewan Liberals’ top post

Is Walters the next leader of the Saskatchewan Liberals?
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Update: Trial for woman accused of killing Tiki Laverdiere gets underway in Battleford

Update: Trial for woman accused of killing Tiki Laverdiere gets underway in Battleford

One of 10 people charged with Tiki Laverdiere’s murder
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Saskatchewan-made automatic flagging device piloted on provincial highways

Saskatchewan-made automatic flagging device piloted on provincial highways

Watrous-based manufacturer working to make construction zones safer
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Albers sent down by the Twins

Albers sent down by the Twins

Comes after miserable outing against Tampa Bay
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Sask. boosts power line funding

Sask. boosts power line funding

Extra funding is only confirmed for this year
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USask research on concussion may lead to new treatment possibilities

USask research on concussion may lead to new treatment possibilities

Research: Concussion recovery times longer than thought
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SHA asking positive individuals to notify their own contacts

SHA asking positive individuals to notify their own contacts

Saskatchewan Health Authority says personally notifying close contacts is a valuable action people can take to reduce the spread of COVID-19
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All Sask. homes must have CO and smoke alarms by July 1, 2022

All Sask. homes must have CO and smoke alarms by July 1, 2022

Between 2018 and 2020, an average of 1,200 CO incidents were reported annually to SaskEnergy
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