Before bats move in, take steps to keep them out
As cooler nights roll in across Saskatchewan, bats may begin looking for warmer homes to settle into for the winter. September is an ideal time for home and cabin owners…
Firefighters turn up the heat for hospital fundraiser
By TERRY PUGH Two area firefighters have gone above and beyond the call of duty in their quest to raise funds for the Jim Pattison Children’s Hospital Foundation. Chris Peters,…
Traffic stop in Saskatoon by Corman Park Police leads to drug and firearms charges
Shortly after 6:00 p.m. on September 1, 2026, Corman Park Police Service (CPPS) officers were travelling through Saskatoon near the intersection of Marquis Drive and Faithful Avenue when they observed…
Gas tax relief welcome, make it permanent, says taxpayers group
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation is applauding the federal government for extending its federal gas tax cut and urging Prime Minister Mark Carney to go further and make the tax cut…
High school, KFL leagues kick off football season
By TERRY PUGH Both the Saskatchewan High Schools Athletic Association (SHSAA) and the Kinsmen Football League (KFL) football programs are kicking off brand new seasons this month, On the high…
Students return to school ready to learn and succeed
As students across Saskatchewan begin a new school year, it is an opportunity to reconnect with friends, build new relationships and continue discovering their strengths and interests. For teachers, educational…
Hague golfer competes at Canadian golf championship
After a year that raised the bar for 12U tournament golf across the country, 109 qualified players brought that talent together at Tsawwassen Springs in Tsawwassen, BC, on August 30–31,…
Looming tariffs a concern for western Canadian municipalities
Leaders of the Western Canadian Municipal Associations (WCMA) met in Edmonton on August 25 and 26 to discuss areas of common concern and co-operative actions that will help stabilize municipal autonomy and investment. Through WCMA, western municipal leaders share information, develop practical solutions and strengthen…
Arthritis comes with $142B annual price tag, report reveals
Arthritis costs Canada $142.4 billion every year – a figure that, until today, had never been fully measured. A new report by Arthritis Society Canada, commissioned from the Canadian Centre…
Friends don’t let friends drive impaired
By CHIEF ROBERT DUTTCHEN Corman Park Police Service This week, we’re rewinding to August 22, because there’s a lesson in it for everyone about making good choices. Shortly after 10…