Author Archives: Syndicated Content

Election Day for Metis Nation – Saskatchewan
It’s election day in Saskatchewan for Metis citizens. There are 35 polling stations across the province to vote for the Metis Nation – Saskatchewan President, Vice-President, Treasurer, Se...
Carol Thomson May 29, 2021

Community Support for Regina Ice-Cream Shop Targeted by Anti-maskers
“It is heartwarming to see” That is what the owner of “Dessart Sweets”, an ice-cream shop in the Cathedral area of Regina is saying after an incident Wednesday night where a la...
Newsroom May 29, 2021

Traffic Stop Leads to Firearm Related Arrest
One man is in custody facing numerous firearm related charges after a traffic stop early Saturday morning. At 1:17 a.m., Saskatoon Police Service members with the Tactical Support Unit pulled a suspic...
Brad Jennings May 29, 2021

Friday Scoreboard
National Hockey League Playoffs: Minnesota Wild 2 at Vegas Golden Knights 6 (Vegas Wins Best-of-seven West Division semi-final 4-3) ********** Double-I-H-F World Men's Hockey Championship- in Latvia: ...
Brad Jennings May 29, 2021
Regina Man Charged with Kidnapping and Uttering Threats
A 49 year-old Regina man has been charged with kidnapping and uttering threats. On Thursday at around 2:20 p.m. police were dispatched to a home for a report of a domestic weapons offense that had has...
Brad Jennings May 28, 2021

Human Trafficking Investigation Leads to Canada-Wide Warrant
A Canada-wide warrant has been issued for a 33 year-old man wanted in relation to a 15 month long human trafficking investigation by the Saskatoon Police Service’s VICE and Human Trafficking Uni...
Brad Jennings May 28, 2021

Prince Albert Police Make Arrest in Connection to Homicide of 44 Year-Old Man
Prince Albert Police have charged a 24 year-old man with second degree murder. On May 22nd, Prince Albert Police responded to a home where they found 44 year-old Norman Charles Custer, who was injured...
Brad Jennings May 28, 2021

Canada Announces Aid For Palestinian Civilians In Middle East
The Prime Minister has announced $25-million in funding for Palestinian civilians affected by the recent violence in Gaza and the West Bank. Justin Trudeau says the funds will be given to United Natio...
Carol Thomson May 28, 2021

Layoffs at the Co-op Refinery
The NDP describes layoffs at the Co-op Refinery in Regina as a disaster. The official oppositions says 87 people have been laid off and that mass layoffs and job losses in the energy sector is devasta...
Newsroom May 28, 2021

Saskatchewan’s New and Active COVID-19 Case Numbers Continue Downward Trend
With Friday’s report of 122 new cases of COVID-19, the seven-day average for new infections is down to the level it was at in mid-March. The latest daily update from the Ministry of Health has t...
Les Lazaruk May 28, 2021
















