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Longtime MLA, Saskatchewan Party founding member Krawetz dead at 75 (opens the original)
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REGINA, Sask. — Former deputy premier and Saskatchewan Party founder Ken Krawetz has died at age 75. Premier Scott Moe announced the news in a social media post Thursday morning. “This one hurts a lot,” Moe wrote. “In any room Ken was in, whether as a teacher, school board trustee, opposition or government caucus member, cabinet minister or at the kitchen table talking to a constituent, Ken was always the guy who brought the logic, integrity, compassion and common sense to arrive at the right de
What the Roughriders gave up in trading their fifth-round pick for Brett Lauther (opens the original)
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When Saskatchewan Roughriders general manager Jeremy O'Day gave up a fifth-round pick in next year’s CFL Draft to reacquire kicker Brett Lauther on Wednesday, it wasn’t a decision he made lightly. It's also only the second time the team has traded a fifth under O'Day's leadership. And the last such incidence turned out famously well for the Riders when they acquired Mario Alford. "We feel very strongly about having Canadian picks, and we like to make our picks, and so they're hard to give up," O
Regina buses to run on Sunday schedules for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation (opens the original)
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REGINA, Sask. – The city of Regina says public transit routes and schedules for the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation are following the same procedure they have since the city first recognized Sept. 30 as an annual holiday in 2021. As with the other annual holidays recognized by the city, that means transit will operate on routes and schedules otherwise typically reserved for Sundays. A Facebook post from the city announcing Wednesday’s routes and schedules drew questions from followers
Patients, pharmacies working way back to normal after Monday outage (opens the original)
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SASKATOON, Sask. — For Saskatoon pharmacist Evan Froc, work was slowly returning to normal late Tuesday morning after a daylong scramble caused by a provincewide outage of the Saskatchewan Provincial Drug Plan software pharmacies use to issue, renew and bill for prescriptions. Froc estimated to SaskToday that his Medicine Shoppe location on Acadia Drive had to turn away 100 to 120 patients Monday due to the issue, though staff were able to process several transactions toward the end of the day.
Regina-area families speak out against closure of pediatric diabetes care program (opens the original)
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REGINA, Sask. — A Pilot Butte mother, whose daughter has been receiving Saskatoon-based care for Type 1 diabetes since 2019, says she can empathize with other southern Saskatchewan families who are now being forced to travel hundreds of additional kilometres for routine checkups. “It takes a whole day [off work] to be there,” Natasha Cherepuschak told SaskToday in a Wednesday interview. Cherepuschak’s daughter Meela was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes in 2013, at just two-and-a-half years old. Na
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