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Updated, February 2

Professor Neil Ferguson, a public health expert at Imperial College in London England, said there might be 100,000 or more people affected by the coronavirus in late January – a mutation of a common virus currently sweeping headlines worldwide.

The Senior Rebels were downed 6-3 on Friday, January 24 in what turned out to be a lacklustre affair on their part. Gravelbourg quickly took a 3-0 lead and never trailed, serving official notice they will not be pushovers in the playoffs.

Earlier last the week, the Junior Rebels successfully outwitted the Regina Silver Foxes on a Wednesday competition at the Assiniboia Civic Centre Arena, besting the visiting team with a 5-2 result.

Although the Gravelbourg Cares Shuttle was required to make some adjustments since launching their services in July 2019, the volunteer-run initiative has proven to be a great option for nondrivers in rural communities who require transportation to l

After more than 50 days into the strike at the Regina Co-op Refinery Complex, both sides still haven’t arrived at an agreement to end the lengthy job action. Unifor has continued to block traffic leaving and departing from the refinery.

Fraud involves deception through the use of elaborate or even unsophisticated scams designed to steal money, or to profit somehow over a breach of trust.

The Assiniboia Curling Club is now roughly halfway through its current season, but the action will continue to buzz. The Masters Spiel took place in early January with eight rinks enjoying a weekend of games and fellowship.

An exceptional prayer service at St. George’s Catholic Church was held on January 22 at 7:00 p.m. in commemoration of worldwide Christian unity.

Drivers often take tires for granted, but a worn-out rubber doughnut on a rural thoroughfare during the winter can represent serious problems for people moving from A to B, especially in Saskatchewan’s occasional Arctic-like temperatures.