Author Archives: Syndicated Content

Millions to be Spent on Bike Lanes and Trees to be Removed
City council has voted to move further ahead with an over $6 million option for bike lanes that would extend from Victoria Avenue, at 8th Street East to Taylor Street East. Initially an option to crea...
Brad Jennings Apr 27, 2021

Used Oil Dumped in Lake Lenore
Humboldt Conservation Officers came across a large amount of oil dumped in Lake Lenore this spring. The incident was posted to social media in the last week. It is believed the used oil was dumped out...
Vanese M. Ferguson Apr 27, 2021

Cree Helping Cree Program to be Initiated
A new partnership between USask and Public Safety Canada will use traditional Cree approaches to help make communities safer. USask researcher Dr. Holly Graham says the Cree Helping Cree program will ...
Devyn Gregoire Apr 27, 2021

Finding Out if COVID-19 Puts People at Risk Later in Life
Researchers are using the Canadian Light Source and VIDO, the Vaccine and Infectious Disease Organization, at the University of Saskatchewan to study possible long term effects from COVID-19. They are...
Vanese M. Ferguson Apr 27, 2021

National Day of Mourning Made More Tragic by COVID-19
Wednesday marks the National Day of Mourning for workers who have been killed, injured, or gotten sick on the job. SGEU says, each year, about 1,000 Canadian workers die because of an injury or an exp...
Gord Wiebe Apr 27, 2021

Riders Add an Import Receiver, Release an American O-Lineman, Ahead of 2021 C-F-L Season
With a little more certainty as to when the 2021 C-F-L season is going to start, the Saskatchewan Roughriders got back to work with player moves Tuesday morning. The Green and White announced the sign...
Les Lazaruk Apr 27, 2021

SaskTel and Other Service Providers Battle Spammers
SaskTel says it's aware of a recent increase in the amount of scam calls originating from international locations and says it is actively working to block as many of these calls as possible. Anyone wh...
Gord Wiebe Apr 27, 2021

City Asks Drivers to Tie Down Their Loads
The City of Saskatoon says crews are completing ongoing cycles of mowing and litter cleanup along expressways. The City is asking residents to slow down when driving by work zones for the safety of cr...
Gord Wiebe Apr 27, 2021

Helium Purification Facility Opens in Saskatchewan
The province says Saskatchewan is now officially home to the largest helium purification facility in Canada. The new $32 million facility, near Battle Creek in the province’s southwest, is owned...
Gord Wiebe Apr 27, 2021

Tuesday Schedule
SCHEDULE FOR TUESDAY, APRIL 27 Western Hockey League-4 games: Winnipeg ICE vs Regina Pats-6 p.m. at Regina Everett Silvertips at Portland Winterhawks-6 p.m. Vancouver Giants vs Kamloops Blazers-8 p.m....
Les Lazaruk Apr 27, 2021
















