Author Archives: Syndicated Content

Fire Bans Lifted in RMs of Rosthern and Corman Park.
After the rain over the long weekend, the RM of Rosthern has lifted its fire ban. It was originally enacted in the first week of April. The RM of Corman Park has also lifted its fire ban, but asks peo...
Newsroom May 25, 2021

Report Says Physical Inactivity Is a Silent Pandemic
There is a pandemic that began before COVID-19, and it has gotten worse since the viral pandemic began. That’s according to the ‘Change for Good Health’ report released this week by ...
Carol Thomson May 25, 2021

Provincial Government Gives Outdoor Sports the O-K to Start Play With Step One Instead of Step Two
Saskatchewan’s government has recognized that there is a lower risk of transmitting COVID-19 in outdoor settings, hence their decision Tuesday morning to ease public health measures around outdo...
Les Lazaruk May 25, 2021

Rush Insure More Offensive Punch in Line-Up by Re-Signing Church
Derek Keenan is making sure the offensive part of the game of lacrosse is looked after for the Saskatchewan Rush. The G-M of the National Lacrosse League franchise announced Tuesday morning that the R...
Les Lazaruk May 25, 2021

Police Officer Bit During Arrest
Corman Park Police say one of their members was hit in the face and bit on the arm after police responded to a disturbance call at a motel at Floral Road near Highway 11 at 11:30 p.m. on Sunday. Polic...
Vanese M. Ferguson May 25, 2021

Police Department Lays Out Use-of-Force Stats for 2020
The Saskatoon Police Service is reporting that in 2020 there were 263 instances where officers need to use force to put someone into custody. With a total of 74,411 calls for service last year, that m...
Brad Jennings May 25, 2021

Congress Claims Two Jailed Sisters are Innocent
The Congress of Aboriginal Peoples says two Saskatchewan sisters have been in jail for over 28 years for a murder they didn’t commit and it’s time for the federal government to release the...
Carol Thomson May 25, 2021

Results of Prince Albert Checkstop – Maybe Not What You’d Expect
The Prince Albert Police Service partnered with SGI and MADD Prince Albert on safety check stops over the Victoria Day long weekend. More than 250 vehicles were pulled over to check stops at various l...
Vanese M. Ferguson May 25, 2021

National COVID Numbers Go Down Despite What’s Happening in Manitoba
Despite surges in case numbers in places like Manitoba, Canada’s COVID-19 counts continue to go down. Chief Public Health Officer Dr. Theresa Tam says recent data showing fewer that 5 thousand n...
Newsroom May 25, 2021

Cameco Embraces a Nuclear Future
The Chief Financial Officer and Senior Vice-President of Cameco says there is no competition between nuclear energy and renewable resources. Grant Isaac suggests nuclear energy could be used as a base...
Carol Thomson May 25, 2021
















