Author Archives: Syndicated Content

Creating Barrier-Free Experiences in Provincial Parks
The Government of Saskatchewan is trying to make parks more barrier-free. $18.1 million is being spent on improvements including more accessible trails and pathways, wheelchair accessible picnic sites...
Gord Wiebe Jun 30, 2021

Fire Ban
At the request of the area Fire Chiefs, due to dry conditions and high temperatures a full fire ban has been implemented in the R.M. of Corman Park. The ban does not allow for any open flame fires to ...
Gord Wiebe Jun 30, 2021

It’s That Time of Year to Talk About Fireworks Safety
Fireworks are a big part of Canada Day celebrations for some people and so, the Fire Department is reminding everyone of some safe practices. Low-hazard fireworks can only be discharged on private pro...
Gord Wiebe Jun 30, 2021

Drug and Weapons Charges Laid
Saskatoon police say one man is facing drug and firearms-related charges following a traffic stop, Tuesday afternoon. Around 3:45, Police saw a vehicle with a wanted individual inside. A traffic stop ...
Gord Wiebe Jun 30, 2021

Province Orders Review of SHA Pharmacy Procurement Procedures
The Minister of Seniors and Rural and Remote Health has directed the Saskatchewan Health Authority, and the Ministry of Health, to review recent policy changes made to the pharmacy procurement process...
Gord Wiebe Jun 30, 2021

Saskatchewan’s Deficit Position Improves
The province says final results for the 2020-21 fiscal year in Saskatchewan show a deficit of $1.13 billion, a decrease of $1.3 billion from budget. The improvement is attributed to both higher-than-b...
Gord Wiebe Jun 30, 2021

House Fire Under Investigation
A Boarded-up house went up in flames Wednesday morning. The Saskatoon Fire Department says they got a call around 3:20 about the smell of smoke. Sixteen minutes later, crews wee able to locate the sou...
Gord Wiebe Jun 30, 2021

FSIN Says Compensation Raised by the Roman Catholic Church is Shameful
The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations Executive is calling on the Roman Catholic Church to follow through with a promise it says was made to First Nations Residential School survivors, to pro...
Gord Wiebe Jun 30, 2021

Boomers are Buying Property
Royal LePage has surveyed over three million boomers in Canada who are considering buying a home within the next five years. Phil Soper, President and CEO, Royal LePage says, “The boomer generat...
Gord Wiebe Jun 30, 2021

Alberta Church Goes Up in Flames
Another church fire in Western Canada. At 3:20 Wednesday morning, RCMP in Morinville, Alberta responded to a fire at the St. Jean Baptiste church. The building was completely destroyed. The fire also ...
Gord Wiebe Jun 30, 2021
















