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Crystal Lake recreation committee sets dates for 40th Fun in the Sun
3+ hour, 37+ min ago (192+ words) CRYSTAL LAKE — The Crystal Lake Recreation Committee will once again be providing a fun-filled weekend from July 31-Aug. 2. This is the committee’s 40th annual fun in the sun event and will headline a beach concert with music by Dangerous Cheese. The…...
Why Saskatchewan’s flood debate has no easy answers
4+ hour, 57+ min ago (869+ words) SASKATCHEWAN — Farmers, lake residents and regulators view the same water through different lenses as the long-running debate over agriculture drainage, government oversight and water management resurfaces. At the centre of the debate is the Water Security Agency (WSA), which regulates…...
Apprehending those who threaten communities a top priority: RCMP
7+ hour, 32+ min ago (358+ words) REGINA — Bringing those who are introducing risk to communities before the courts is a top priority, says Saskatchewan RCMP. “That’s why Saskatchewan RCMP officers – whether on the frontline or in specialized units – prioritize arresting people wanted on warrants and making…...
Public joins Swift Current Museum for Hillcrest Cemetery history walk
9+ hour, 2+ min ago (869+ words) SWIFT CURRENT — Members of the public explored the history of Swift Current during a summer walking tour of Hillcrest Cemetery, the city's oldest cemetery, hosted by the Swift Current Museum on July 23. The tour, led by museum summer student Sophia…...
Most Saskatchewan drownings happen in lakes and rivers
8+ hour, 7+ min ago (705+ words) SASKATOON — Water-related activities increase every summer, with families and other groups enjoying camping and spending the weekends cooling off at lakes, and doing other water-related activities in rivers or indoor and outdoor pools. Data provided by the Saskatchewan branch of…...
Paving the way for a smoother drive
12+ hour, 37+ min ago (108+ words) REGINA — Motorists are advised to be alert when approaching work zones involving a trio of projects in the Ogema, Maymont and Springside areas. "Drivers, please do your part and slow down as you approach any construction work on or near…...
Crop Report: Progress made with haying operations, crops closer to normal stages
22+ hour, 2+ min ago (305+ words) The rainfall received this week caused some localized flooding and brought hail and wind to parts of the province. The Bienfait area reported the most rain this week with 126 millimetres (mm), followed by the Meadow Lake area with 73 mm and the…...
Sharpe’s Crop Services celebrates 50 years with family-focused event
1+ day, 2+ hour ago (363+ words) TANTALLON — Sharpe's Crop Services celebrated its 50th anniversary July 23, with a family-oriented event that brought together customers, staff and their families for an evening of food, entertainment and community fellowship. The agricultural retailer hosted the event in Tantallon, welcoming growers and…...
New Yorkton boutique offers specialized breast health products and support
1+ day, 5+ hour ago (366+ words) YORKTON — GX94 was live on location July 24 at a new Yorkton business that is hoping to fill an important gap in women's health care by providing specialized breast health products and post-surgical support closer to home. Lola's Bra Boutique recently opened…...
Fenwood Show and Shine to raise funds for injured RCMP officers
1+ day, 5+ hour ago (642+ words) FENWOOD — Community members will gather Sunday, July 26, for a day of family fun, vehicles and fundraising as the Fenwood Heritage Club hosts its fourth annual Show and Shine, this year in support of two injured Melville RCMP officers. The event…...