After 47 years at Osler School, Pat is set to retire
In 1976, fresh out of university, Pat Bodnar accepted a teaching contract at Osler School. It was one of the easiest, and most rewarding, decisions she ever made. Forty-seven years…
Water beads pose life-threatening risks to young children
Health Canada has issued a public advisory on water beads, a product that could cause serious internal injuries in young children if ingested. According to Health Canada, water beads and…
National Accessibility Week proclaimed
The Government of Saskatchewan has joined provinces across Canada in recognizing May 28 to June 3, 2023, as National AccessAbility Week. National AccessAbility Week recognizes the leadership, impact and voices…
Fire ban in provincial parks lifted
Due to recent rainfall and cooler weather, the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) is lifting the provincial fire ban that has been in place since May 16, 2023. The ban…
Residents stage walk in Rosthern to support local family physicians
Approximately 75 citizens from the Twin Rivers District, surrounding municipalities and First Nations gathered at the current Rosthern Hospital and walked to the site of the new medical clinic on…
Protect aquatic habitat, get shoreline alteration permit from WSA
With warmer weather on the horizon, cabin owners and recreational boaters will be heading to lakes across Saskatchewan to enjoy the sunshine. This is a busy time of year for…
Highway construction season gets into full swing
When the daylight hours become longer and warmer weather rolls in, construction equipment rolls out onto Saskatchewan highways. The Government of Saskatchewan is reminding travellers to keep an eye out…
Cycle safe this summer
The CAA is offering safety advice for cyclists and motorists throughout the summer. Road safety depends on the cooperation of drivers and cyclists. They are often seen at odds, but…
Provincial command activated for wildfire response
The Government of Saskatchewan announced on May 17 that provincial command has been activated through Saskatchewan Public Safety’s Provincial Emergency Operations Centre (PEOC) to assist in response to wildfire across…
Wildlife damage compensation package unveiled
Federal Agriculture and Agri-Food Minister Marie-Claude Bibeau and Saskatchewan Agriculture Minister David Marit have announced a supplemental freight adjustment to further support Saskatchewan producers who experienced wildlife damage to their…