Author Archives: Syndicated Content

City announces Living in Harmony award recipients
On the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination today (Mon), the City of Saskatoon has announced this year’s Living in Harmony award winners. The Community Impact Award goe...
Carol Thomson Mar 21, 2022

Drugs and firearm-related charges in Bjorkdale
A 54 year old man is facing drugs and firearm-related charges in connection to a search warrant at a home in Bjorkdale. Tisdale RCMP executed the warrant on March 16th and report seizing over 250 gram...
Carol Thomson Mar 21, 2022

Air Support Unit helps police catch three wanted people in a stolen Jeep
Just before 10:30 Sunday morning, Saskatoon Police spotted a Jeep that had previously been reported stolen. Officers then attempted a traffic stop at 22nd Street and Avenue D, although the driver refu...
Devyn Gregoire Mar 21, 2022

La Ronge man sentenced after defrauding a Sask. First Nation
A La Ronge man has been sentenced to a 30-month probation in relation to a charge of fraud over $5,000 dollars. In July 2014, La Loche RCMP received a report of fraudulent activity committed by the fo...
Devyn Gregoire Mar 21, 2022

Alberta man wanted in connection to double stabbing
An Alberta man wanted in connection to a police investigation into a double stabbing at a campground in the Okotoks area, may be on his way to Winnipeg. Okotoks RCMP say Sunday morning just after 6, o...
Carol Thomson Mar 21, 2022

Trudeau heads back to Europe to discuss response to Ukraine invasion
Since Russian troops invaded Ukraine on February 24th, there have been negotiations between delegates from Russia and Ukraine, but President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Monday that Russia isn’t ser...
Carol Thomson Mar 21, 2022

Appeal heard for man found guilty of three counts of criminal negligence causing death
A man found guilty on three counts of criminal negligence causing death from an accident in February of 2016 had his appeal in court heard last week, however, the date for a decision has not been set ...
Carol Thomson Mar 21, 2022

Gun amnesty program kicks off
The Saskatoon Police Service is offering a firearm amnesty program. This is the first time in three years because the program was delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Starting today(mon) and running ...
Newsroom Mar 21, 2022

Cattle producers say rail is an essential service
Even though work came to a halt at CP-Rail early yesterday morning(SUNDAY)—-the Federal Labour Minister says he isn’t ready to talk about “back to work” legislation just yet. S...
Neil Billinger Mar 21, 2022

More money for Saskatchewan schools
The provincial government says it is providing another 1.8 million dollars to some Saskatchewan school divisions for the remainder of this school year. The government says this is to alleviate additio...
Vanese M. Ferguson Mar 21, 2022
















