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A man charged in a 2020 homicide has been arrested and returned to Saskatoon after attempting to cross the border into the United States.
The man has been wanted in connection to a homicide that occurred last year in the 200 Block of Slimmon Road.
He arrived in Saskatoon yesterday after his January attempt to cross the border. He appeared in court Wednesday morning on charges of second-degree murder.
Saskatoon police are thanking the numerous agencies that helped to return the man to Canada, including the Canadian Border Services Agency, RCMP Air Services and Provost, the Saskatchewan Ministry of Justice and U.S. authorities.
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Summer boating season prompts yearly Aquatic Invasive Species advisory
SHARE ON: Invasive zebra mussels latched on. (Flickr)
With many boaters taking their crafts across provincial borders over the summer, including through Lloydminster, they’re reminded to make sure an invasive species isn’t hitching a ride with them.
Especially with the standard boating season happening now, provinces and states work together to make sure that aquatic invasive species, like zebra or quagga mussels, don’t make their way into local waterways.
If these animals make it into a waterway, they can wreak havoc by attaching themselves to recreational resources, power generation systems and water infrastructure. They can also wash up on shore, which opens the potential for injury.