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Wednesday will have a high of 14 C and a low of 2 C.

The organization plans to use $12,000 from its major equipment reserve budget, $5,241 from its small equipment reserve budget and $72,759 from its retained earnings fund to purchase the new system.

The discussion about reducing the speed limit on Main Street North is over for now after city hall released statistics about downtown speeds as part of a review into possibly installing traffic-calming safety measures.

Opinion: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s approach to making life more affordable is like giving somebody a bike after totalling their car and then waiting for a big thank you.

The right choice is staring us in the face: Aboriginal ownership in projects is a real win-win for industry and Indigenous communities.

Columnist Joyce Walter reflects on the phrases "you're welcome" versus "no worries" after thanking people for their help.

Business columnist Ron Walter discusses the loan that city council gave the Events Centre and that will not be paid back as promised.

Here are five headlines for Tuesday, Oct. 11.

Tuesday will have a high of 13 C and a low of 1 C.

The Ministry of Health is reminding Saskatchewan residents to remain vigilant for ticks on themselves and their pets this fall. While blacklegged ticks (lxodes scapularis) are rare in Saskatchewan, they remain active throughout fall.