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“Kathy has always been someone who gives so much of herself to others, and now it’s our turn to come together and support her and her son through this difficult time,” organizer Keneisha Horsnall said

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Construction of the facility is scheduled to begin this summer, with an anticipated in-service date of late 2026.

During a news conference at the Moose Jaw Police Service (MJPS) headquarters on Aug. 26, political representatives announced the opening of the Little Oak Child and Youth Justice Centre and the expansion of the victim services responder program.

Former city council candidate Godwin Ezizor raised several questions about SAMA's activities during a presentation to city council on Aug. 25.

The parade underscored the spirit of fellowship that defines the Shriners — and left behind a lively reminder of the impact international gatherings can have on the Friendly City

Parking signs near schools have changed over the summer.

Saskatchewan’s five per cent rate of unemployment was the lowest in Canada in July.

City hall will spend nearly $500,000 to enhance office space at the complex on High Street West and will spend just over $100,000 to replace the boiler at the venue.

This is the third centre that the federal and provincial governments are supporting in Saskatchewan, with CYACs also in Regina and Saskatoon.