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OTTAWA - A new survey suggests nearly half of Canadians visited with family or friends over the winter holiday period. The Lger/Association for Canadian Studies poll found 48 per cent of those surveye...

The Struther's Lake Wildlife Federation Annual Horn Measuring will be different this year with COVID-19 restrictions in place. See the poster for information on getting your antlers scored.

The Prince Albert Arts Centre, downtown Prince Albert, has just released it's Program Guide for the upcoming season filled with amazing programs in all artistic genres, cooking classes, family classes...

Rose Valley RCMP are asking for the publics assistance in locating a missing man from the Yellow Quill First Nation.Trevor Ashton Moose has not been in contact with his family since Dec. 26 and was la...

The new year continues to bring mild temperatures along with it.The mild spell in Saskatchewan is expected to last for at least another week to 10 days.Environment and Climate Change Canada Meteorolog...

A new location for the Wee Beginnings Nursery School in Melfort was prompted by the COVID-19 pandemic.The pre-school moved to 219 2nd Ave. South in the fall after losing their previous spot when schoo...

Along with getting the COVID-19 vaccine out to everyone in the province, Premier Scott Moe says the government will be focusing on jumpstarting Saskatchewan's economic recovery in 2021.Moe said those ...

As Canada's national and leading battery collection and recycling program, Call2Recycle has been voluntarily collecting batteries in Saskatchewan for recycling since 1997 and has established a strong ...

With the opening of Barbers Pond to skaters, all patrons need to be aware that pond ice is different than Outdoor arena ice.The ice is thicker and moves and shifts more often, creating the chance of m...

The COVID-19 pandemic makes 2020 a year many may prefer to forget. While we're not out of the woods yet, northeastNOW has chosen to produce our usual series of end-of-year stories with a focus on hope...