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Limits on travel to northwest Sask. remain in place while new cases found in Beauval, La Loche

Manitoba health officials have released more information about the province's latest reported case of COVID-19. Chief provincial health officer Dr.

Hudbay’s pocketbooks took another hit in the first quarter of 2020, but the company’s Manitoba operations appear to be right on track production-wise. Company wide, Hudbay reported a net loss of $76.

No injuries were reported after a fire engulfed a home on Callinan Street Saturday night. Firefighters were called to the scene around 7 p.m. May 16. A fire had started on the outside of a home and had spread into the building.

The Manitoba government has created a committee to help restart the province’s economy after COVID-19 passes - and Flin Flonner Tom Goodman is on it.

Hudbay has announced plans to pump over $100 million USD into its operations in Snow Lake. The company announced May 7 that it had reached a deal with its lenders on a forward sale and prepay arrangement for revenues from gold production in the area.

Councillors add concerns over possible public health impacts

Support for first responders and a sense of bringing the community together - those are the stated goals of a series of socially-distanced Sunday salutes at Blondie’s Beach.

A summary of calls to police from May 3-9, as submitted by Flin Flon RCMP: May 3 Report of a disturbance at a residence. Police attended and learned that an unwanted guest had come but left after the homeowner yelled at them.

More cases, more communities. Eight new confirmed COVID-19 cases, along with one presumptive positive case, have been reported in northern Saskatchewan in the past 24 hours.