Burstall Storm Leaves Town Cleaning Up Debris
Burstall Saskatchewan residents faced a violent Tuesday night storm that knocked down trees, damaged homes and cars, and cut power. Mayor Howard Opp said two tornados touched down around 11:20 pm with no injuries reported. Residents, including schoolchildren, crowded Pacific Avenue to clear debris while ConcoPhillips refineries near Burstall assessed millions in damage and prepared for a possible shutdown.
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Fresh eyes assigned to Tamra Keepness case in Regina
Regina police chief Cal Johnston says six new investigators will review the Tamra Keepness disappearance with fresh eyes. If no progress is made, outside help could be considered. Tamra, five, vanished from her Regina home on July 5, sparking a city wide search and intense scrutiny of her caregivers.
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Sask government won’t take over troubled Moose Jaw pork plant
Saskatchewan Agriculture Minister Mark Wartman says the privately owned Worldwide Pork plant will not be nationalized. The government faces confidentiality issues and considers options as workers face layoffs. the plant processes about 20 percent of provincial hogs and had halted hog shipments in May. The province previously held debt and explored state ownership in a past Moose Jaw beef plant case.
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Moose Jaw
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Saskatchewan
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