Author Archives: Syndicated Content

CTF Seeks to Put an End to Platinum Pensions of Governors General
Being a former Governor General proves to be very profitable. The Canadian Taxpayers Federation is calling on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to rein in the Governor General pension plan before a new ap...
Gord Wiebe Jun 23, 2021

Almost $5 million Pledged for Residential School Searches
The federal government has announced $4.88-million for the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations and its 74 First Nations to help in the search for the bodies of missing children from residential...
Carol Thomson Jun 23, 2021

Bus Shelter Art for Reconciliation
Saskatoon Transit and students from the E.D. Feehan Newcomer Youth Engagement Program (NYEP) and the miyo mcihowin program met with Metis Elder Nora Cummings, First Nations Elder Harry Lafond, and New...
Gord Wiebe Jun 23, 2021

Opening of George Ward Pool Delayed
The City of Saskatoon says the opening of George Ward Pool, which was rescheduled to open Wednesday, has been further delayed until Friday. The preseason maintenance requirements have been completed a...
Gord Wiebe Jun 23, 2021

Saskatchewan Liberals to Select New Leader
The Saskatchewan Liberal Party is preparing to select a new leader. A leadership convention will be held October 16th by a direct vote of party members. The convention will be held in Davidson. The de...
Gord Wiebe Jun 23, 2021

Police Search for Missing Boy
Saskatoon Police are asking the public for help in locating 11 year old Jase Sanders. He was last seen Tuesday afternoon in the 100 block of Wiggins Avenue North at 3:35 p.m. Anyone with information o...
Gord Wiebe Jun 23, 2021

Out-of-Towners Top Auto Clearing-Saskatoon Senior Men’s Championship Leaderboard
Some of the usual suspects were atop the leaderboard after the first round of the Auto Clearing-Saskatoon Senior Men’s Golf Championship following Tuesday’s opening round at Moon Lake. Col...
Les Lazaruk Jun 22, 2021

Saskatoon Flags at Half-Mast Wednesday for National Day of Remembrance for Victims of Terrorism
Flags will fly at half-mast all day Wednesday at all City of Saskatoon facilities in recognition of the National Day of Rememberance for Victims of Terrorism. June 23 marks the anniversary of the Air ...
Les Lazaruk Jun 22, 2021

Public Asked for Help With Missing 12 Year Old Female in Prince Albert Area
Public assistance is requested from Prince Albert Police with finding Robyn Bird (pictured). Robyn is 12 years old, stands 4’11” tall, weighs about 95 pounds and has short black hair and b...
Les Lazaruk Jun 22, 2021

Damaged Gas Line Cause of House Explosion on Clarence Avenue
The Saskatoon Fire Department now says Saturday’s explosion at a house in the 2200 block of Clarence Avenue was due to damage to a gas line inside the home. Further investigaton by Saskatoon Fir...
Les Lazaruk Jun 22, 2021
















