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People in Saskatchewan have been somber as they reflect on deaths close to home as well as in the world.  Families and neighbours are grieving an immense loss of life to violence at James Smith Cree Nation and Weldon while they support those recovering from their injuries -- physically and mentally. That loss weighs on people across the province. It was also felt by Queen Elizabeth II in her final days.

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