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Nipawin hospital closed due to calls reporting security threats
The Kelsey Trail Health Region issued a news release Friday morning, Feb. 26, stating the Nipawin Hospital and Pineview Lodge were temporarily closed due to a "security situation". Police now said a 9...
Feb 26, 2016
Concern low for 1st case of Zika virus in Saskatchewan
One person in Saskatchewan has tested positive for Zika virus after traveling to a Zika infected country. Saskatchewan's Chief Medical Health Officer, Dr. Sahib Shahab, provided an update to the media...
Feb 26, 2016
Suspects in frightening Regina robbery may be connected to other crimes
There's concern that suspects in a robbery in Regina may strike again. On Thursday, Regina police were called to the Rogers in Harbour Landing. A release from police now indicates that a 32-year-old w...
Feb 26, 2016
Charges laid after police seize cocaine, meth from Regina home
More charges are being laid in relation to drug trafficking in Regina. Officers from the Regina Police Service searched a home on University Park Drive on Thursday. A "significant quantity" of cocaine...
Feb 26, 2016
Police stop cocaine shipment from Prince Albert
A shipment of drugs being transported out of Prince Albert will not make it to its destination. A total of 62 grams of cocaine, two grams of marijuana and a 2012 Dodge Ram 1500 Crew Cab were seized by...
Feb 26, 2016
Warm February weather across Saskatchewan
Warm weather is expected throughout much of Saskatchewan Friday and into the weekend. Saskatoon was looking on-pace to break a record high of 7.4 C set in 1988. However, that became much less likely b...
Feb 26, 2016
Premier urges U.S. not to cut border hours between Saskatchewan and Montana
Premier Brad Wall says he's concerned there could be an economic impact if U.S. customs officials cut operating hours at a border crossing between Saskatchewan and Montana. Wall says the Port of Raymo...
Feb 26, 2016
Warm temperatures not melting Fort Qu'Appelle's Winter Festival plans
The weather is no obstacle for a winter festival in Fort Qu'Appelle. The 2016 Fort Winter Festival kicks off Friday with abnormally warm conditions expected all across southern Saskatchewan. "(The war...
Feb 26, 2016
La Loche high school students return to class
The front doors of the Dene High School in La Loche remain boarded up, but students returned to class Friday morning just over a month after a deadly shooting at the school. There is security i...
Feb 26, 2016
Student Vote program inspires teenagers to get informed ahead of provincial election
Before they are legally allowed to vote, 20,000 teenagers and pre-teens across Saskatchewan will be casting a ballot in a mock provincial election. The Student Vote program has been holding parallel e...
Feb 25, 2016
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