Author Archives: Syndicated Content

THURSDAY SCHEDULE
The seventh and final event in the Calgary curling bubble continues today and runs through Sunday. There are 14 countries taking part in the round-robin plus playoffs format, including Canada. The hos...
Steve Chisholm May 06, 2021

SaskTel Watching Usage Ramp Up as we Close in on Mother’s Day
SaskTel says it is seeing record data usage across its network as we approach Mother's Day. Mother's Day has always been the busiest day of the year for placing voice calls. But SaskTel says, over the...
Gord Wiebe May 06, 2021

Feds and the Province Make Funding Announcement
The federal and provincial governments have announced more than $50.2 million in joint funding for 55 infrastructure projects across the province. Among other projects, the funding will go toward the ...
Gord Wiebe May 06, 2021

$100 Thousand in Grants to Schools
Ten schools in Saskatchewan will each receive a $10,000 grant to support student nutrition after being selected to win this year's Mosaic School Nutrition Challenge. The grants will support winning pr...
Gord Wiebe May 06, 2021

Sentence Handed Down in 2019 Homicide
One of the accused in the death of 31 year old Kevin Nataucappo was handed a seven year sentence this week in Saskatoon Court of Queen’s Bench. Destin Mosquito, now 23 years old, was sentenced t...
Vanese M. Ferguson May 06, 2021

SaskPower to Begin Power Pole Inspections
Starting this month, SaskPower will begin inspecting over 114,000 wood power poles, and replacing over 3,500 throughout Saskatchewan as part of the 2021 Wood Pole Inspection and Maintenance Program. T...
Gord Wiebe May 06, 2021

Company Pays Staff to Get Vaccinated
Here’s a company that’s going the extra mile to protect its staff. EACOM Timber Corporation of Ear Falls, Ontario is incentivizing staff to get vaccinated by financially rewarding them, an...
Gord Wiebe May 06, 2021

Two U of R Scholarships Announced
The Government of Saskatchewan and the University of Regina have announced the 2021-22 recipients of the Queen Elizabeth II Scholarship and the Queen Elizabeth II Centennial Aboriginal Scholarship. Th...
Gord Wiebe May 06, 2021

Real Estate Market is on Fire
The Saskatchewan Realtors Association says the real estate market in the province set another sales record in April. Across the province there were 1,865 homes sold which is up nearly 182 per cent fro...
Vanese M. Ferguson May 06, 2021

Taxing Tobacco Fuels Organized Crime: NCACT
The National Coalition Against Contraband Tobacco’s says a report from the Parliamentary Budget Officer Wednesday shows that an a recently implemented tobacco tax increase won’t increase g...
Vanese M. Ferguson May 06, 2021
















