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Sask. village spreading the love one stamp at a time
By Clark Stork, northeastNOW As lovebirds prepare to shower their significant others with affection this Valentine's Day, one Northeast Saskatchewan village spreads love around the world. Postmaster C...
Feb 14, 2018 Postcards arrive in Love, Sask. every year, where they receive a special stamp. (Love, Sask./Facebook)
Jury deliberation not an easy process; law professor
By Angela Brown, paNOW It will be a challenging job for the jury involved in making a decision in the Gerald Stanley trial in the days ahead, according to a Saskatchewan law professor. Stanley is faci...
Feb 07, 2018 Colten Boushie family supporters stage a rally outside Court of Queen's Bench in Battleford. (Angela Brown/ paNOW)
Girl taken off life support after losing mom to drunk driver
By Tyler Marr, paNOW A heartbreaking decision for the family of a little girl has once again highlighted the devastating consequences of drunk driving. Family of four-year-old Aurora Sky Brandi Ledoux...
Feb 07, 2018 Leo and Josephine Ledoux are seen with Aurora Sky Brandi Ledoux at the Victoria Hospital on Tuesday. (Tyler Marr/paNOW Staff)
'I'm having bad dreams:' Sask. man speaks five months after bear attack
By Nigel Maxwell The road to recovery has been very long for Jeff Haydukewich of White Fox, Sask., who can still vividly recall the day nearly five months ago when he was attacked by a mother black be...
Feb 01, 2018 Saskatchewan hunter Jeff Haydukewich took a selfie on Sept. 4, 2017 just hours before he was pulled out of the tree by a black bear. (Jeff Haydukewich/Submitted)
Website launched to help producers deal with mental health
By paNOW's Nigel Maxwell The topics of suicide and mental health and how they apply to life on the family farm, are being addressed through a new website. The Do More Agriculture Foundation was create...
Jan 31, 2018 The Do More Agriculture Foundation was officially launched at the FarmTech conference in Edmonton on January 30th, 2018.
GoFundMe started for Melfort woman in coma in Chinese hospital
By: Nigel Maxwell The brother of a woman fighting for her life in a hospital in China said he's grateful to those who've shown his family support in their most difficult time. A GoFundMe page has been...
Jan 25, 2018 Alicia Garlock died while teaching in China on Feb. 14, 2018 but the hospital she was in won't release her body. (GoFundMe.com)
La Ronge Council supports restrictions on alcohol sales
By Derek Cornet La Ronge Council has thrown its support behind proposals restricting alcohol sales on Sundays, statutory holidays, month-end paydays and Canada Child Benefit payment days. A motion sup...
Jan 15, 2018
‘The community is hurting:’ Fond du Lac mourns youth suicides
The Fond du Lac Denesuline First Nation is mourning the loss of two youths who took their own lives in recent days. Chief Louie Mercredi said two teenagers, both members of the First Nation, died this...
Jan 10, 2018 Fond du lac is the latest community to be impacted by the province's suicide problem after two teens took their own lives (Bryan Eneas/paNOW Staff)
Man found dead in Pelican Narrows RCMP jail cell
Pelican Narrows RCMP are requesting an external investigation after a man was found dead in one of their jail cells Monday. Police said the 44-year-old man was found unresponsive around 9 a.m. in the ...
Jan 09, 2018
Review into RCMP response after man leaves care home, dies
Saskatoon police will be conducting a review of Prince Albert RCMP actions after the death of a man who walked away from a care home on Boxing Day. The Indigenous man, whose name hasn't been released ...
Jan 04, 2018
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