Author Archives: Syndicated Content

Police searching for a missing Rouleau man
Police in Milestone are looking for the public’s assistance in locating a missing 47-year-old man. The RCMP say Patrick Fontaine was last seen in Rouleau on March 26th and his family was last in...
Devyn Gregoire Mar 30, 2022

Man faces numerous charges after speeding down College Drive
Saskatoon police have a 26-year-old man in custody after he was allegedly observed speeding on College Drive around 2:45 this morning (wed). The Air Support Unit was able to track and locate the vehic...
Devyn Gregoire Mar 30, 2022

Second youth charged in Regina homicide
A second youth has been charged in connection to a November homicide in Regina. One other person, a male youth has already been charged in connection with the November 1st homicide of a 16-year-old gi...
Devyn Gregoire Mar 30, 2022

New captain for the Blades
Tristan Robins will wear the “C” due to a persistent injury to teammate Aidan De La Gorgendiere that will require season ending surgery. “Aiden had been battling through an ailment f...
Neil Billinger Mar 30, 2022

Suspicious vehicle in Westmount leads to three being arrested and charged
Saskatoon police arrested three people after patrol officers and the Air Support Unit worked on a call regarding a suspicious vehicle in the 300 block of Avenue J North early this morning (wed). Short...
Devyn Gregoire Mar 30, 2022

Suspicious death in Moose Jaw
The Moose Jaw Police Service is investigating what has been deemed a suspicious death. Just after 2:30 this morning (Wed), emergency crews were called to a home on Stadacona Street West. Officers say ...
Carol Thomson Mar 30, 2022

Using the CLS to find a therapeutic for COVID-19
Two researchers from McGill University in Montreal are using the Canadian Light Source at the University of Saskatchewan as part of their research in finding a new therapeutic to treat COVID-19. The M...
Devyn Gregoire Mar 30, 2022

Prince Albert Council approves new property tax plan
At a special Prince Albert City Council meeting Tuesday night, new property tax bylaws were approved, which finalize the City’s tax plan for this year. it includes a 1.8 per cent mill rate incre...
Carol Thomson Mar 30, 2022

Proceeds of crime used to support police resources, Victims of Crime Fund
The saying is crime doesn’t pay, but in this case, it does, just not for the perpetrator. The provincial government is funding almost $1.3-million to police agencies, the Victims’ Fund and...
Carol Thomson Mar 30, 2022

Partnership to promote self-employment training for persons with disabilities
The provincial government and Global Infobrokers are partnering to provide self-employment training for persons living with disabilities. Immigration and Career Training Minister Jeremy Harrison expla...
Carol Thomson Mar 30, 2022
















