'School loss was preventable': Fire destroys school on northern Sask. First Nation
Students in Waterhen Lake First Nation remain out of class on Wednesday following a devastating fire on that destroyed the community’s school.
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Emergency crews are battling a fire at this northern Sask. First Nation community's school
Emergency crews are currently battling a fire at Waterhen School located on the Waterhen Lake First Nation.
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