The City of Martensville is shying away from introducing mandatory masks in its civic facilities. Martensville City Council opted at a meeting on Tuesday, September 7 to continue encouraging residents…
Two area artists, one from Hepburn and one from Waldheim, will be pursuing creative endeavours this winter thanks to separate grants from Sask Arts. Hepburn artist Kris Moffatt was awarded…
The Hon. Erin O’Toole, Leader of Canada’s Conservatives, rhas eleased his plan to introduce a Dine and Discover program to support the tourism and hospitality sectors. “The COVID-19 pandemic has…
Groups and organizations that conduct charitable activities are benefiting from more than $900,000 in grants from the provincial government’s charitable gaming grant program. A dozen area communities, including Aberdeen, Clavet,…
Advance voting for the 44th federal general election begins on Friday, September 10 and continues on Saturday, September 11, Sunday, September 12 and Monday, September 13. Advance polls are open…
On September 7, 2021 at approximately 11:30 a.m., Blaine Lake RCMP received a complaint of a missing 58-year-old woman, Karen Lariviere. Karen was last seen at the Blaine Lake Esso…
The unions representing health care providers in Saskatchewan are concerned by the government’s failure to do everything necessary to protect health care workers and patients, clients and residents in the…
On September 7 at one of the world’s largest enhanced oil recovery (EOR) carbon capture utilization and storage (CCUS) projects operated by Whitecap Resources near Weyburn, Saskatchewan, Energy and Resources…
Nearly 84 per cent of all new cases and hospitalizations in Saskatchewan in August were unvaccinated or partially vaccinated people. While serious COVID-19 outcomes continue to be higher for unvaccinated…
Due to a substantial increase in COVID-19 transmission in Saskatoon and surrounding area, including recent exposures in Long-Term Care settings, all Long-Term Care homes in Saskatoon and surrounding communities will…
