The Government of Saskatchewan is pleased to proclaim May 6 as Indigenous Economic Development Day in Saskatchewan. The day recognizes the contribution of Indigenous peoples, businesses and organizations to the…
Unwanted junk is popping up in many ditches along rural roads and area highways. And Corman Park councillors aren’t happy about it. “There’s quite a bit of garbage that’s getting…
The Government of Saskatchewan has announced it will be providing financial assistance to families who are referred out of province for medical care for their child. The province will reimburse…
To accommodate current and future growth, the City of Saskatoon has been working on the reconstruction of Neault Road. Neault Road (the south section of the Dalmeny Grid on Saskatoon’s…
A Martensville-based service club is hoping to bring a canine superhero to the rescue of a local family. “We have one family in Martensville waiting for a hearing guide dog,…
On May 17, 2024, amendments to the occupational health and safety provisions of The Saskatchewan Employment Act will come into force requiring all provincially regulated workplaces to have a violence…
The Government of Saskatchewan has proclaimed May as Jewish Heritage Month to recognize and honour the legacy and history of Jewish Canadians across the country. “For more than a century,…
Ten years after the Warman Library moved to its current location, the public can finally access the facility without having to enter through the Warman Community Middle School (WCMS). Security…
The Government of Saskatchewan has proclaimed the month of May as Early Childhood Education Month to acknowledge and thank early childhood educators (ECE) for their work in helping lay the…
