Author Archives: Syndicated Content

Mother Pleads Guilty To Manslaughter In Death Of Her Baby Girl
A Kindersley woman has pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the death of her infant daughter. Teenie Rose Steer was originally charged with second-degree murder. In September of 2018, Kindersley RCMP res...
Carol Thomson May 27, 2021

If We Stay on Track, Overnight Summer Camps are Coming Back
The provincial government announced on Thursday that the Re-Opening Road Map will allow for children to attend overnight summer camps when Step Two comes into effect on June 20th. Saskatchewan has 527...
Les Lazaruk May 27, 2021

Half Dozen COVID-19-Related Deaths on Thursday
There were as many COVID-19-related deaths recorded Thursday as there had been in the previous eight days combined in Saskatchewan. The latest daily update from the Ministry of Health had six fataliti...
Les Lazaruk May 27, 2021

AstraZeneca Second Doses Get Underway and Province Reports Six New Deaths
The province has offered some guidance for individuals who received the AstraZeneca vaccine as their first dose of COVID-19 vaccine. AstraZeneca doses are available but only for people who received As...
Vanese M. Ferguson May 27, 2021

Final C-S-B Rankings Suggest Colton Dach May Follow Brother Kirby Dach as First Round N-H-L Draft Pick
Hey, what’s up Dach?! Well, for Colton Dach (pictured), it’s a meteoric rise into the conversation as a potential first round pick in the 2021 N-H-L Draft…that’s what’s u...
Les Lazaruk May 27, 2021

Feds Willing to Hand Out Cash to Help You Go Green
The Liberal government has launched a Canada Greener Homes Grant. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Thursday that it will help 700,000 homeowners across the country improve the energy efficiency in t...
Vanese M. Ferguson May 27, 2021

Experts Hope to Debunk COVID-19 Misinformation
University of Regina researchers say they are debunking vaccine misinformation with virtual town hall meetings. Two University of Regina researchers will serve as panelists at virtual Town Halls. The ...
Vanese M. Ferguson May 27, 2021

Road Construction Season Begins
The Ministry of Highways says Thursday is the unofficial start to the 2021 road construction season. With one additional project set to close by the end of May, most of the planned contracts from the ...
Gord Wiebe May 27, 2021

Royal Saskatchewan Museum Readies to Reopen
The Royal Saskatchewan Museum is ready to reopen its doors to the public on Sunday. Public health guidelines remain in place at the museum and will be updated as changes are made by the provincial hea...
Gord Wiebe May 27, 2021

Dancing Sky Theatre Continues to Manage COVID and Provide Live Entertainment
Dancing Sky Theatre in Meacham figured out a way last year to continue live performances by moving outdoors to a newly built amphitheatre, and now Fireside Stories II begins on Thursday. Saskatoon act...
Carol Thomson May 27, 2021
















