Author Archives: Syndicated Content

Big River RCMP Looking For Tips From Fatal Pedestrian Accident
The woman who died in a pedestrian/vehicle collision on Monday morning on the Big River First Nation has been identified as a 32 year old woman from the area. The vehicle involved in the accident wasn...
Carol Thomson Nov 25, 2021

Fatal Vehicle/Pedestrian Accident In Southend
Shortly before midnight on Tuesday, Southend RCMP responded to a collision between a vehicle and a pedestrian. The woman who was driving remained at the scene. The injured man was transported to hospi...
Carol Thomson Nov 25, 2021

Cocaine Trafficking Arrest In Regina
Last Friday the 19th, the Regina Police Service Drug Unit arrested a 43 year old woman in connection to the investigation of illegal drug trafficking in the city. A search warrant was executed at a ho...
Carol Thomson Nov 25, 2021

NDP Welcomes Health Order Extension
The Saskatchewan NDP had been calling for the public health orders to be extended, so the Official Opposition is on board with the government’s announcement that the orders would remain until at...
Carol Thomson Nov 25, 2021

Man Charged With Fatal Crash in Regina
Charges have been laid against a 27 year old man involved in a fatal collision in Regina this summer. It happened during the late evening hours of August 2nd at the intersection of Dewdney Avenue and ...
Neil Billinger Nov 25, 2021

New Pilot to Help Sask. Employers Find Out-of-Country Workers for Hard-to-Fill Positions
The Saskatchewan government has announced a new pilot under the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP). In a news release, the province says the new Hard-To-Fill Skills pilot will address hard ...
Devyn Gregoire Nov 25, 2021

96 New Cases Thursday; One New Death Reported
There are 993 active cases of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan as Thursday’s update reported 96 new cases, one new death and 96 new recoveries. 142 residents are in hospital with 38 receiving care in an...
Devyn Gregoire Nov 25, 2021

Public Health Orders Extended To End Of January
Premier Scott Moe says although new COVID-19 cases and active cases are down in Saskatchewan, around the world the numbers continue to rise, so heading into winter and the holiday season, the current ...
Carol Thomson Nov 25, 2021

Thursday Morning Blaze Levels a Garage on 22nd Street
The Saskatoon Department received multiple 911 calls in regards to a garage fire in the 1900 block of 22nd Street West Thursday morning. The first arriving crew around five this morning (thurs) found ...
Devyn Gregoire Nov 25, 2021

Province Urges Child Care Providers To Take Advantage Of Funding By Becoming Regulated
The provincial government is encouraging unregulated home-based child care providers to become regulated with the Ministry of Education so more families can access the significantly reduced child care...
Carol Thomson Nov 25, 2021
















