Author Archives: Syndicated Content

A Program to Aid Families in Crisis
The Ministry of Justice and Attorney General is introducing Family Intervention Rapid Support Teams (FIRST), for families in crisis. The FIRST program will be delivered by West Central Crisis & Fa...
Gord Wiebe Jul 22, 2021

Thursday Schedule
SCHEDULE FOR THURSDAY, JULY 21 The Saskatchewan Roughriders continue their 2021 training camp with a single practice today, starting at 10:30 a.m., at Mosaic Stadium in Regina. The Riders will hold th...
Les Lazaruk Jul 22, 2021

Heavy Fine for Teen with a Learner’s Licence
You have to wonder if the risk is worth it. Saskatoon Police say an 18-year old motorcyclist with a learner’s licence was stopped by an officer at a speed of 115 km/h in the 50 zone. That was ne...
Gord Wiebe Jul 22, 2021

Rating the Prime Minister’s Performance
How would you rate the performance of the Prime Minister? It's a question that pollster Leger put to Canadians. The question arose as we seem to be heading for a fall election. According to Leger, we ...
Gord Wiebe Jul 22, 2021

Farmers: This is Worse Than the 1988 Drought
NDP Leader Ryan Meili says there is no long-term economic recovery for Saskatchewan without a thriving agriculture sector. Wednesday, Meili, Agriculture Critic Trent Wotherspoon as well as NDP MLAs Ca...
Vanese M. Ferguson Jul 22, 2021

Road Notes
Ruth Street is closed between Lorne and Vernon avenues as of 7: 00 a.m. Thursday for water main lining. Detours will be in place. This project is expected to take seven days to complete, barring unfor...
Gord Wiebe Jul 22, 2021

Getting Ready to Hit the Books
The University of Saskatchewan experienced its highest enrolment to date between May of last year and the end of April of 2021. Assistant vice-provost of Strategic Enrolment Management, Alison Pickrel...
Carol Thomson Jul 22, 2021

Food Truck Wars Returns
COVID-19 has taken its toll on the food truck industry and organizer of the Food Truck Wars Festival Rick Mah says consequently it has also impacted the festival which starts Thursday . He says they h...
Vanese M. Ferguson Jul 22, 2021

Another Day of Air Quality Issues
Environment Canada has issued an air quality alert for northern Saskatchewan, down to an area east of North Battleford and all the way to the Manitoba border. Numerous forest fires burning in northern...
Gord Wiebe Jul 22, 2021

Islamophobia and Anti-Semitism Summits
Canada's Prime Minister is participating Thursday in a national summit on Islamophobia. According to police-reported hate crime statistics for 2019, the numbers were down for the second year in a row....
Gord Wiebe Jul 22, 2021
















