Author Archives: Syndicated Content

No New Deaths, 202 New COVID-19 Cases
Saskatchewan is expecting a shipment of 46,600 doses of AstraZeneca from the United States this week as the National Advisory Committee on Immunization announced today (Mon) recommending this vaccinat...
Carol Thomson Mar 29, 2021

Take Extra Precautions to Not Slip and Fall
(info poster courtesy Parkland Ambulance) Parkland Ambulance Paramedics say by 7 a.m. Monday morning they had responded to 136 incidents over the weekend and the dominant injury involved falls. Parame...
Vanese M. Ferguson Mar 29, 2021

Vaccine Booking Eligibility Still 62+
For those patients who chose to not get notifications from the vaccine booking system when they made their appointment by phone, you can still confirm the details of your appointment online. And you m...
Vanese M. Ferguson Mar 29, 2021

Corman Park Police Lay Charges and Seize Large Amount of Cash
Corman Park Police say they pulled over a car for what appeared to be a vehicle violation on Friday night and ended up laying charges and seizing a large amount of cash. Around 10:30 p.m. officers say...
Vanese M. Ferguson Mar 29, 2021

Spring Storm Affecting Much Of Saskatchewan
It may not look like spring in Saskatchewan right now with winter storm warnings across much of the province. Environment Canada meteorologist Terri Lang understands that it seems odd to have had reco...
Carol Thomson Mar 29, 2021

Not Your Typical Raiders’ Home Game Against Blades
It won’t be played in the Art Hauser Centre on a Friday or Saturday night, but the Prince Albert Raiders are the designated home team for Monday’s W-H-L East Division “Dubble” ...
Les Lazaruk Mar 29, 2021

Trudeau Among Group Calling for Urgent Action Towards Global Recovery
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau met virtually with the Prime Minister of Jamaica Andrew Holness and UN Secretary-General Antnio Guterres Monday with the goal of convening a meeting of world leaders, to ...
Brad Jennings Mar 29, 2021

Bringing Back Dental Therapy Program to Saskatchewan
A new partnership between the Northern Inter-Tribal Health Authority, Saskatchewan Polytechnic, and the University of Saskatchewan has been awarded $150,000 by Indigenous Services Canada to create a m...
Gord Wiebe Mar 29, 2021

Late Winter Storm Follows Record Breaking Warm Day
While some parts of Saskatchewan are already being hammered by a late winter storm, and others are waiting for the worst to come, the storm comes on the heels of a record warm day in the province. Win...
Vanese M. Ferguson Mar 29, 2021

Survey Says: People are Upbeat About Some Aspects of Post-Pandemic Future
According to a national survey taken by the University of Saskatchewan's Canadian Hub for Applied and Social Research, Canadians are bullish on a post-pandemic future when it comes to new ways to do t...
Gord Wiebe Mar 29, 2021
















