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Trade · Regina

Saskatchewan, Ottawa to boost farming program in response to trade issues and drought

78% Left coverage: 9 sources

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RCMP · Saskatchewan

Canoe, Paddle Board, Pontoon Boat? Always Wear a PFD

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

Saskatchewan RCMP reminds boaters that life jackets can save lives.See the Story

Crime · Prince Albert

Prince Albert Sexual Assault Centre Troubled by Intimate Partner Violence Stats Reported by Saskatchewan RCMP

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Over one-quarter of violent crime committed in Saskatchewan RCMP jurisdiction is intimate partner violence (IPV), according to RCMP data released on Friday, and victims in a dating relationship with a boyfriend or girlfriend overwhelmingly lead those impacted.See the Story

New Extrication Tools Donated to Warman, Rosthern Fire Departments

Kevin BergerLocal Journalism Initiative ReporterClark’s Crossing Gazette Warman Fire Rescue, Rosthern Fire and Rescue, and Birch Hills Fire and Rescue were recently provided with $75,000 in battery-powered extrication equipment from the Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation of Canada. Warman and Rosthern firefighters showed off the extrication tools during the grand opening of the new Firehouse […]Warman · Warman See the Story

Pharmacist Led Strep Throat and Ear Infection Pilot Seeing Success

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Results from a pilot project launched in January 2025 allowing participating pharmacists to conduct point-of-care testing for strep throat and assess for ear infections has delivered over 3,000...Healthcare · Saskatchewan See the Story

RM of Corman Park endorses proposed passing lanes for Highway 219, but with conditions – Clark's Crossing Gazette

By KEVIN BERGER, Local Journalism Initiative The RM of Corman Park is endorsing a proposed set of passing lanes along Highway 219 south of Saskatoon, but with two caveats: that there be no passing lanes north of Baker Road and that the speed limit along that stretch of highway be lowered to 90 km/h.Councillors voted 6-1 on a motion to endorse the proposed passing lanes with two conditions during their July 15 meeting. Division 6 Councillor Steve…Saskatoon · Saskatoon Read Article

Twin City Angels U17B team win provincials – Clark's Crossing Gazette

The TCA U17B softball team captured gold this past weekend at the 2025 Saskatchewan Softball Provincials, which were hosted in Rosthern and Hague from July 18–20. The team went undefeated throughout the tournament battling the elements sun and rain, showcasing grit, determination, and exceptional teamwork. The road to the championship was anything but easy, with TCA facing two nail-biting comeback victories in their final games. In the semi-fina…Gold · Rosthern Read Article

E-scooter, bike safety raised at Warman council meeting – Clark's Crossing Gazette

By TERRY PUGH The growing number of electric scooters (e-scooters) on Warman streets has raised safety concerns for city councillors. The issue came up for discussion at the July 21 Warman City Council meeting as a result of a letter addressed to council from Warman resident Bill Wiebe. “We have children (approximately age 10) flying down our crescent at speeds in excess of 20 kilometers per hour,” said Wiebe in his letter to council. “Rules of …Warman · Warman Read Article

Health care access an ongoing concern, says Warman Mayor – Clark's Crossing Gazette

By TERRY PUGH Warman Mayor Gary Philipchuk is hopeful an upcoming meeting with the Minister of Health will eventually lead to improved access to health care services for residents of the city and surrounding region. “Warman Council has sent a letter to Health Minister Jeremy Cockrill outlining the need for improved health care access and better emergency ambulance services for our residents,” said Philipchuk during a Warman City Council meeting …Warman · Warman Read Article

Warman-based Kuro Tora Dojo members compete at World Martial Arts Championship in Germany – Clark's Crossing Gazette

By KEVIN BERGER, Local Journalism Initaitive Around three years ago, Adrian Fisher joined the Kuro Tora Dojo in Warman alongside his eight-year-old son, both to get his son into sports and because he was shopping around for something to get involved in.Though Fisher had done martial arts when he was a child — in fact, he had been about as old as his son at the time — the 48-year-old hadn’t done anything similar in the intervening years.“It all j…Arnsberg · Arnsberg Read Article

Scottish charity extends invitation to choirs from Aberdeens around the world – Clark's Crossing Gazette

The Town of Aberdeen and the RM of Aberdeen are among more than 30 ‘Aberdeens’ around the world invited to participate online in a global musical fundraiser taking place in Aberdeen, Scotland, later this year. ‘Sing, Sing, Sing!’ is a feel-good choir competition staged annually in November in the northeast Scottish city that raises funds for VSA, a social care charity founded in 1870 that provides homes and services for Scottish seniors and peop…Aberdeen, Scotland · Aberdeen Read Article

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