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(Photos of Isabelle Cugnet and Lila Anderson, by Kendra Gonczy) The Weyburn Rotary Music Festival will have a very different look this year, thanks to the disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) has some tips for helping the public know when a phone call is from the SHA for individuals receiving calls about test results and contact tracing: • Partial information exchange to confirm identity: At the beg

Interest in board games is on the rise. Here are four reasons they’ve become a go-to pastime for so many families. 1. They offer a break from screens Many people spend a large part of their day in front of a computer, smartphone or TV screen.

International Women’s Day (March 8) is a global day celebrating the historical, cultural, and political achievements of women. The day also is a day of action in support of taking action against gender inequality around the world.

There are 116 new cases of COVID-19 to report in Saskatchewan on March 7, bringing the provincial total to 29,709 cases.

If you’re unable to see your friends in person, either because you live in different places or you need to keep your distance during the pandemic, there are plenty of ways to ensure they remain close.

The Saskatchewan real estate market continues to build on January’s momentum and outperformed last February. Across the province, sales were up over 74 per cent from last February (and up 62.

You know that it’s important to save for retirement, but are you familiar with the best way to go about it? Here are the answers to three common questions people have about putting aside money for the future. 1.

The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted the lives of women across the country. Some are on the frontlines of the crisis, others have lost their jobs and others still are working from home while taking care of their children.

Celebrated March 7, National Be Heard Day is an occasion for small businesses owners and aspiring owners to make their voices heard.