Steven Wilson

A small-town arena here in southeast Saskatchewan is gaining worldwide attention thanks to a unique feature. Of course, it is a feature that is well-known in these parts – the stairs that lower down onto the ice at the rink in Lang. 

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The House of Commons will resume on Monday, coming back from its winter break. For Souris-Moose Mountain MP Robert Kitchen, there will be a few things he will be watching for, particularly one thing that could have a number of impacts within the riding. 

The 2023 edition of the McLeod Series won’t be taking place this year. The move was announced by Weyburn Comprehensive School on social media.  

The decision to take a break from the series this year was due to high emotions, as well as threatening and harassing behaviour directed towards players and coaches, during the games and after the games. 

As the province comes out of the COVID-19 pandemic, many people find themselves on waitlists for a number of surgeries. The backlog was a result of elective surgeries being cancelled as a result of the pandemic, and the allocation of the resources needed for the surgeries to other areas.  

As the province comes out of the COVID-19 pandemic, many people find themselves on waitlists for a number of surgeries. The backlog was a result of elective surgeries being cancelled as a result of the pandemic, and the allocation of the resources needed for the surgeries to other areas.  

When it comes to success in golf, Rick Hallberg is no stranger to it. Coming into the Provincial Senior Men’s Championships in Estevan this week, he had won two of the previous three titles.  

After the opening two rounds, Tuesday and Wednesday, Hallberg found himself sitting in second place, four strokes back of the leader. He had his work cut out for him in the final round Thursday afternoon.  

White-nose syndrome, a fungal infection that poses a threat to several bat species in Saskatchewan, has been found in Grassland National Park. 

“This is disheartening news for us,” said Iga Stasiak, a provincial wildlife health specialist with the Ministry of Environment. “We expected that we likely would detect the fungus at some point. This is a fungal infection that has devastated bat populations across North America.” 

White-nose syndrome, a fungal infection that poses a threat to several bat species in Saskatchewan, has been found in Grassland National Park. 

“This is disheartening news for us,” said Iga Stasiak, a provincial wildlife health specialist with the Ministry of Environment. “We expected that we likely would detect the fungus at some point. This is a fungal infection that has devastated bat populations across North America.” 

White-nose syndrome, a fungal infection that poses a threat to several bat species in Saskatchewan, has been found in Grasslands National Park. The park is located around 270 kilometres southeast of Kindersley.

The heat wave in the province is helping SaskPower to set new records for summer demand this week. 

At 5:22 p.m. on Wednesday, the demand for electricity reached 3,551 megawatts. The previous record was 3,547 megawatts, set on June 30th of last year.