Dalmeny, Osler traffic safety projects approved
Dalmeny and Osler are among 98 communities across Saskatchewan that will benefit from traffic safety initiatives, thanks to the latest round of funding from the Provincial Traffic Safety Fund Grant…
School re-opening part of ‘balanced approach’ to pandemic: Duncan
While the Saskatchewan government wants to limit the spread of the highly-transmissible Omicron COVID-19 variant, it also wants to “limit the consequences of having students outside schools and classrooms for…
Don’t leave keys in running vehicle, police advise
With cold temperatures back to start the New Year, the Saskatoon Police Service i(SPS) s cautioning drivers to not leave keys in vehicles. Over the past few weeks, the number…
Adrian slated for statutory release from prison
Convicted fraudster David Matthew Adrian is slated to be released from prison January 6 and will serve the remainder of his five-year sentence under statutory release. Adrian defrauded an elderly…
Additional mental health treatment beds open across province
More residential mental health beds are operating in Saskatchewan to safely help people transition from hospital back into their communities. These new beds are part of a 2019-20 Provincial Budget…
Delay school start to slow spread of COVID-19, education support union urges
Education support workers issued a news release January 4 asking the provincial government to take immediate steps to stop the spread of the newest wave of COVID-19, including pausing in…
Province encourages use of free rapid tests
Saskatchewan has rapid antigen testing kits available throughout the province to help residents monitor for COVID-19 at home. Increased use of this tool enables everyone to take the necessary actions…
Paramedics respond to record number of calls
Medavie Health Services West responded to a record number of emergency calls in 2021. Medavie Health Services West Public Affairs Director Troy Davies said the past twelve months were the…
Runoff likely to be normal for most parts of province, says WSA
Weather modeling data indicates that parts of central and northern Saskatchewan could see wetter than normal conditions between December and March, and near normal precipitation for the rest of Saskatchewan.…
For the love of the game: Shirley sisters are role models for young female hockey players
Whether it was on a backyard rink as children or in their current role as teammates on the defending NCAA champion University of Wisconsin Badgers, the passion that sisters Sophie…