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Precaution against ticks urged
We might be glad to put a long and cold winter behind us, but the Ministry of Health is reminding Saskatchewan people that warmer...
Board of governors appointed for Parkland College – Cumberland College coalition
The Government of Saskatchewan has appointed six people to serve on a new board of governors for Parkland College and Cumberland College.
In October, it...
Mils goalie Entz commits to Wisconsin college team
Melville Millionaires goaltender Colby Entz will play hockey at the collegiate level next year.
Entz, 21, has committed to advance his hockey career with St....
Final days for baseball lottery, volunteers needed
The Boys of Summer are just days away from pulling into town for the start of the 2019 Western Canadian Baseball League, but there...
Melville Lions hosting Walk for Dog Guides on May 26
According to the 2017Canadian Survey on Disability, one in five Canadians had disabilities that limited them in their daily activity.
That is why this spring,...
Camping season begins in Sask.; alcohol/cannabis ban in place for long weekend
The time of year that many campers look forward to is finally here. Saskatchewan Provincial Park campgrounds are set to officially open for the...
Population will determine retail liquor store numbers
The Government of Saskatchewan has finalized its policy for allocating new retail liquor permits.“When the government announced its new retail liquor model in November...
CMHA calls for mental health promotion strategy
To mark its 68th annual Mental Health Week, the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) calls for a national mental health promotion strategy to help...
Football camp MVP is pride of Melville
MUENSTER — The most valuable player at the Kelly Bates Football Camp had a tremendous attitude, made an effort to get better with every...
New trespassing legislation moves forward
The Government of Saskatchewan is passing legislation that better balances the rights of rural land owners and members of the public. The Trespass to Property...
Provincial News
Precaution against ticks urged
We might be glad to put a long and cold winter behind us, but the Ministry of Health is reminding Saskatchewan people that warmer...
