Prince Albert’s Willis Finch has been recognized as Softball Saskatchewan’s Male Athlete of the Year, capping off another very impressive year on the diamond. Finch has built an impressive resume at the national level over the past five years, competing in seven national championships from the U15 to U17 age groups. According to a statement […]

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University and college students across Ontario are protesting rising tuition fees and the province's cuts to the Ontario Student Assistance Program in a provincewide walkout Thursday.

In Michigan, it's believed U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs played a big role with midterm election voters. Here's what auto industry members and business interests are saying about how the results may impact cross-border relations.

Saskatchewan rural leaders took concerns about crime, farming costs and infrastructure to Ottawa in October, seeking federal support for issues they say place growing pressure on rural communities. The Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities (SARM) said its board of directors met with federal ministers, MPs, senators and senior officials during a week of discussions on […]

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The Ontario Medical Association is looking for an apology from the province, after it says 'hundreds' of doctors received letters recently stating they were working too many days or seeing too many patients. A health ministry spokesperson says the letters are not an assumption of inappropriate billing.

The North Central Healthcare Foundation (NCHF) is set to host a special night of fun, community, and entertainment geared towards a meaningful cause as they prepare for their second annual gala as well as celebrating the foundation’s 25th anniversary. The North Central Healthcare Foundation is a Melfort-based non-profit charitable organization established in 2001 in order […]

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A network outage affecting Telus customers is disrupting phone and wireless services in multiple areas across Ontario and Quebec, with some unable to call 911 on mobile, the company says.

The Melfort Mustangs and Flin Flon Bombers remain in a tight race for the lead in the UPL Division of the SJHL   The Mustangs had a single game this week with a break between games that lasts until this weekend.  As of Nov. 2, the Mustangs are in first place with a record of 10-4-1-0 with 21 […]

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Erl Svendsen One of my winter-time guilty pleasures is watching cooking shows on the idiot box.  It’s not the best plan for dieters, but if you love to cook, it’s a great place to get inspired and to update your menus.  One of my favourites is celebrity chef Jamie Oliver. He’s never short of fresh […]

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Saskatchewan Rivers School Board trustees got a good look at what one school is doing around  community engagement and development of their literacy goal during their board meeting on Oct. 5.  Principal Kevin Tait and teacher Mitchell Byrne shared the successes in their school with student reading results, as well as the improved culture and […]

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Nicole Goldsworthy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter SaskToday.ca ARCHERWILL, Sask. — Residents, seasonal property owners and travellers who use the Barrier Lake bridge crossing will need to plan for detours this winter as the Rural Municipality of Barrier Valley prepares to replace the aging bridge with a new $2-million structure. Construction is scheduled to begin following […]

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Patricia Hanbridge Orchid Horticulture The leaves are falling and the days are growing shorter. What does this mean to us, and what might that mean to the bigger world that lives around us? Do you live where Daylight Savings is recognized? As I originated in Saskatchewan, these human clock shifts have always been challenging, so […]

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Dale and Trudy Buxton Bigger Independent A beautiful day on the Prairie – it’s time to take a little ride on the bike! Where to? Well, today we have decided to take a trip to St. Louis. For those who are not familiar with the location, it’s about 30 kilometres south of Prince Albert just […]

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Phil Heilman Submitted The Blaine Lake Raiders are gearing up for another exciting year of senior hockey, but with a twist. They are one of nine teams who helped establish the Eagle Creek Hockey League.  The newly minted league stressed the importance of a shorter travel schedule, with the longest distances one way being no […]

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Two young men pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of manslaughter for their involvement in an Old Montreal building fire that killed a woman and her daughter in October 2024.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says sweeping Democrat wins in the U.S. midterm elections prove her province was on the right path in the cross-border trade war.

Newfoundland and Labrador's offshore energy regulator says Shell, the London-headquartered company, successfully bid on six exploration licenses off the province's east and southeast coast.