Late-season snowfall improves runoff conditions
The Water Security Agency (WSA) has issued an update to the Spring Runoff Forecast for 2024. Above freezing temperatures throughout the middle of March resulted in snowmelt runoff either beginning,…
Man arrested after threatening RCMP officers in Warman
A 51-year-old man from Radisson is currently facing several charges after allegedly threatening police officers at the RCMP detachment building in Warman earlier this week. RCMP said on Monday, April…
RCMP say incidents of fraud cause for concern
Telephone and online scams targeting vulnerable residents continue to be a major concern for the RCMP. “Frauds are very, very difficult for us to deal with,” said Warman-Martensville RCMP Staff…
Warman Childcare Centre expansion gets green light
It’s taken longer than anticipated, and there’s been some bumps along the road, but the Warman Childcare Centre (WCC) is now on the verge of expanding to include a second…
Warman civic employees officially get Reconciliation Day holiday
City of Warman employees will officially be getting an additional statutory holiday beginning this fall. Warman City Council voted unanimously at its meeting on Monday, April 8 to recognize September…
Canada marks 107th anniversary of Battle of Vimy Ridge
Today, April 9, is Vimy Ridge Day. Vimy Ridge Day is an annual non-stautory holiday on April 9 to remember Canadians who victoriously fought in the battle of Vimy Ridge…
Province introduces Immigration Services Act
The Government of Saskatchewan has introduced new legislation that will strengthen the immigration system, protect newcomers and employers, and create the strongest program integrity framework in the country. “Immigration is…
Feed program top-up on the way for eligible livestock producers
Canada’s Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food Lawrence MacAulay and Saskatchewan Agriculture Minister David Marit have announced additional payments will be provided to eligible livestock producers already enrolled in the 2023…
Sask post-secondary student council completes inaugural year
The Saskatchewan Post-Secondary Student Council has officially completed its first year. Twenty-one students from across the province shared their perspectives on mental health and wellbeing, transitioning in and out of…
$530K investment keeps railway shortlines on track
Highways Minister Lori Carr has announced $530,000 in provincial short line rail investments that will keep this key transportation infrastructure moving. “Short line railways play an important role in getting…