AAA Wildcats look to climb back into series
Despite a valiant effort, the Warman Wildcats find themselves down 2-0 in their playoff series with the Swift Current Legionnaires. In game one the Wildcats ran into a hot goaltender.…
Dalmeny Sabres advance to Twin Rivers Hockey League championship
The Dalmeny Sabres punched their ticket to the Twin Rivers Hockey League (TRHL) championship series in dramatic fashion last weekend, downing the Willow Cree Chiefs 5-3 on March 4 in…
Police arrest suspect following high-risk traffic stop
One man was arrested after following a person in their vehicle and evading police. At approximately 1:00 a.m., March 5, 2023, members in the Saskatoon Police Service (SPS) Communications received…
Sask to achieve $10/day childcare by April, 2023
The Governments of Saskatchewan and Canada have announced that parent fees for regulated child care in the province will be reduced to $10 a day starting April 1, 2023. Saskatchewan…
March 19-25 designated National Impaired Driving Week
National Impaired Driving Week is March 19-25 this year. Tremendous progress has been made over the years to reduce impaired driving. But despite advances in laws and penalties, enforcement and…
Reduced access to health care, costs of landfill decommissioning, impacting communities
Annually the SUMA Convention and Tradeshow brings municipal issues to the attention of the provincial government and the public. As SUMA prepares for the 2023 event, the association is continuing…
Hockey tournament to raise funds for Martensville boy’s medical treatments
A U9 hockey tournament slated for Rosthern March 25 and 26 aims to raise money for ongoing medical treatments of a Martensville boy born with a rare brain injury. The…
Sask Indigenous Apprenticeship Initiatives Program receives provincial funding boost
The Government of Saskatchewan has announced a one-time $500,000 injection of additional funding for the Saskatchewan Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Commission (SATCC) to invest in the Indigenous Apprenticeship Initiatives (IAI)…
Warman proposes new infrastructure levy to water and sewer bills
Water and sewer utility payments for households and businesses in Warman are expected to rise by $5.00 per month later this spring. Warman City Council gave first reading at its…
Area community groups benefit from charitable gaming grants
Sports, cultural, and community-based organizations in fourteen area municipalities are among the recipients of provincial grants announced recently. The provincial government is providing approximately $1.5 million to groups and organizations…