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A missed curfew is blamed on an assault and hospital visit, investigation shows no visit was made and the accused was charged with providing a false statement.

Sixteen students will graduate on June 13.

Northern Saskatchewan communities brace for a quiet summer as residents return and tourism stalls after devastating wildfires.

North West Terminal shareholders are raising concerns over major losses, executive pay hikes and a media blackout ahead of the June 18 AGM.

The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency has narrowed the provincial fire ban to the area between the provincial forest and Churchill River.

The NDP stated that the provincial government quietly reversed its short-lived boycott of U.S. alcohol.

Preliminary reports suggest sparks from the train may have caused the fire.

Moose can no longer be seen in the surrounding areas of the delta.

Evacuees from Hall Lake, Sucker River, La Ronge and Stanley Mission can begin returning home June 12 after the evacuation order was officially lifted.

This year's Summer Sizzler is being held in conjunction with the Living Skies Music Festival featuring Big Wreck and Wide Mouth Mason.