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Memorable moments from Saskatoon’s Grand Slam Curling

Memorable moments from Saskatoon’s Grand Slam Curling

In addition to Team Retornaz winning their third straight Grand Slam title, many memorable moments were part of the Saskatoon event held Dec. 12-17
14 Sask. lawyers honoured with King's Counsel designation

14 Sask. lawyers honoured with King's Counsel designation

'King's Counsel designations are a time-honoured tradition in Saskatchewan and across Canada': Justice Minister and Attorney General Bronwyn Eyre.
Holiday Train rolls into Weyburn with music, bright lights

Holiday Train rolls into Weyburn with music, bright lights

The CPKC Holiday Train arrived on time in Weyburn on Sunday evening, with an estimated crowd of over 300 taking in the bright, colourful lights and the live music.
Onslow family raises $75,000 for fight against pancreatic cancer

Onslow family raises $75,000 for fight against pancreatic cancer

The organization was formed in 2007 as a non-profit foundation after Craig Schurman Condon died. In 2012 the organization was rebranded and became a registered national charity.
Opinion: Now the real work begins for ag climate action

Opinion: Now the real work begins for ag climate action

Climate summit puts spotlight on agriculture's role in climate action.
SJHL and southeast connections on World Junior A champions entry

SJHL and southeast connections on World Junior A champions entry

There were multiple SJHL connections, and a couple of people from southeast Saskatchewan, on Team Canada West's gold-winning entry at the World Junior A Hockey Challenge.
Man at center of police standoff last month, freed, wanted again

Man at center of police standoff last month, freed, wanted again

Michael Hill was wanted on a Canada-wide warrant and arrested Nov. 15 following a stand-off with police. He has since been released from custody and is wanted, again.
Opinion: Liberals try to sneak through another carbon tax

Opinion: Liberals try to sneak through another carbon tax

Latest hammer to hit Canadians.
Santas run wild in Carlyle during Dickens Festival

Santas run wild in Carlyle during Dickens Festival

Fifty-one people showed up on Dec. 2, including parents and their kids dressed in Santa suits or sweaters and Santa toques to take part in the run that had been laid out throughout the town.
Plans continue for second annual Denare Beach sled dog race

Plans continue for second annual Denare Beach sled dog race

The second edition of the Jimmy Custer Memorial Dog Race is in the works, with organizers hoping to grow it beyond last year’s first event.
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