Slow down in highway work zones
Highways Minister Lori Carr is reminding motorists to slow to 60 km/h in work zones as Victoria Day long weekend gets closer and road crews get busier across Saskatchewan. “As…
Slow down for farm vehicles on roadways
Springtime!!! The sun is shining, temperatures are warming up, flowers are starting to bloom and grass is turning green. It also means hundreds of grain farmers across the province are…
Pair arrested on weapons charges
Two men were arrested and charged with weapons offences during a traffic stop in Kensaton last week. At approximately 10:50 p.m., on May 6, Saskatoon RCMP determined an occupant in…
Savannah Sutherland named athlete of the month
After breaking a meet record and claiming three gold medals at separate competitions, Savannah Sutherland of Borden was named April Athlete of the Month by Sask Sport. Sutherland ran a…
Police warn of speeding ticket scam
The Saskatoon Police Service has been made aware of a text scam circulating through the community regarding speeding tickets. The scam sends a text message to people claiming to be…
Wildcats players play key roles in Team Sask success
Five players from the Warman U18AAA Wildcats played a big role in helping Team Saskatchewan come away with a hard earned silver medal at the 2024 National Aboriginal Hockey Champions…
Three U15AA Marauders picked high in WHL draft
The Martensville U15AA Marauders were featured prominently in last week’s Western Hockey League (WHL) Prospects Draft with Calder Hamilton and Dade Witherspoon being selected in the first round and Sam…
SaskFive AAA 18U Marlins get back on track at home
The SaskFive AAA 18U Marlins took three of four games over the weekend to bring their record to 3-3 in the young Saskatchewan Premier Baseball League season. After losing a…
National Police Week marked in Saskatchewan
The Government of Saskatchewan is proud to acknowledge May 12 to 18 as National Police Week. This year’s theme, Committed to Serve Together, highlights the importance of partnerships between policing…
Martensville council leans toward 20-year loan for rec complex, no tax increase
Martensville city councillors appeared to have reached a consensus at a meeting on Tuesday, May 7 about how to finance a $15 million loan for the new Martensville Recreation Centre…