Author Archives: Syndicated Content

Majority Prefer Saskatoon Residential Speed Limits To Stay The Same
Almost 15,000 people participated in the City of Saskatoon’s traffic safety survey on residential speed limits, and another 414 people were invited to take a third-party phone or online survey w...
Carol Thomson Jun 03, 2021

Over 100-Thousand Residents Fully Vaccinated, 131 New Cases, Two More Deaths
The provincial government’s daily COVID-19 update states that over 100,000 Saskatchewan residents are now fully vaccinated. There are 131 new cases of the virus to report, 102 recoveries and two...
Carol Thomson Jun 03, 2021

Most Of Saskatchewan Under Heat Warning
Environment Canada is continuing its heat warning, and it includes most of Saskatchewan, basically all but the northern third of the province. The national weather forecaster says the heat will modera...
Carol Thomson Jun 03, 2021

Saskatchewan Chief To Run For Chief Of Assembly of First Nations
The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations executive is supporting the bid of a Saskatchewan Chief in his bid for the Assembly of First Nations National Chief. Reginald Bellerose is the Chief of t...
Carol Thomson Jun 03, 2021

Government Report Suggests Climate Resilience is Progressing
The provincial government believes it is making progress with climate resilience. The third annual report includes updates on 25 measures of resilience, which is defined as the ability to cope with, a...
Carol Thomson Jun 03, 2021

Arrest Made After Assault on Children
The La Ronge General Investigation Section arrested a 13-year-old girl from the La Ronge area on Wednesday in relation to the assault on two children that occurred on May 29th in a wooded area near th...
Gord Wiebe Jun 03, 2021

It’s a Hot Real Estate Market
The Saskatchewan Realtors' Association says the real estate market remains strong. Across the province, there were 1,853 homes sold; that's up over 67 per cent from last May and up 88.9 per cent year-...
Gord Wiebe Jun 03, 2021

National Action Plan Launched To End Systemic Causes Of Violence
Canada’s Prime Minister says, “More education is needed, The truth must be told and all Canadians must stand with Indigenous peoples against injustice.” Justin Trudeau spoke at the l...
Newsroom Jun 03, 2021

Prince Albert Water Park Ready to Open for the Season
The City of Prince Albert says the Kinsmen Water Park will open on Friday, at 12:30 p.m. All of the features including waterslides, tot pool, hot tub and the main Junior Olympic-sized pool are schedul...
Gord Wiebe Jun 03, 2021

Results of June Oil and Gas Offering Remain Low
Saskatchewan’s June public offering of Crown petroleum and natural gas rights held on Tuesday, generated just over $516 thousand in revenue for the province. The Estevan area was, again, the maj...
Gord Wiebe Jun 03, 2021
















