Author Archives: Syndicated Content

Saskatoon Teen Facing Charges for “Swatting” in Multiple Jurisdictions in Canada and U.S.
A Saskatoon teen is facing charges and extradition to the United States in connection to swatting incidents. Swatting is a form of harassment where suspects make false claims resulting in often heavil...
Vanese M. Ferguson Mar 25, 2021

Expanded Hours at Regina COVID-19 Drive-Thru Testing Site
Regina’s drive-thru testing site will see expanded hours as of Thursday. The Saskatchewan Health Authority says in order to serve increasing demand for testing, the site will now be open from 11...
Brad Jennings Mar 25, 2021

NDP Criticize Premier for Inaction, Call on Prime Minister to Acknowledge Carbon Tax Impacts in Saskatchewan
Ryan Meili and the Saskatchewan NDP say Thursday’s announcement by the Supreme Court of Canada ruling the Carbon Tax constitutional, was not unexpected, but they are calling on the Federal gover...
Brad Jennings Mar 25, 2021

North Battleford Woman Dies In Hospital After RCMP Arrest
The Saskatoon Police Service is conducting a sudden death investigation after a 30 year old woman died in the Battlefords Union Hospital after being arrested by the RCMP late Wednesday afternoon. Batt...
Carol Thomson Mar 25, 2021

Vaccine Booking Eligibility Remains at 62+
Vaccine booking eligibility will remain at 62 years and up in Saskatchewan for Friday. Others who can book their COVID-19 vaccine appointment include individuals 50 years of age and older living in th...
Vanese M. Ferguson Mar 25, 2021

Indigenous Group Calls for Charges to be Dropped in Light of RCMP Misconduct Allegations
The Congress of Aboriginal Peoples is calling for charges against Emily Kammermayer to be dropped in the wake of alleged RCMP misconduct. After what CAP calls a racially motivated arrest in December, ...
Gord Wiebe Mar 25, 2021

Charges Laid in Saskatoon’s 4th Homicide
The Saskatoon Police Service says 40 year old has been charged with second degree murder in connection to Saskatoon’s fourth homicide of 2021. Just after 4 p.m. Tuesday afternoon, officers were ...
Vanese M. Ferguson Mar 25, 2021

Unions Support the Supreme Court Decision on Carbon Pricing
Canada’s unions are happy about the Supreme Court decision. The Canadian Labour Congress (CLC) was an intervener in the case. Hassan Yussuff, President of the CLC says, “Today’s ruli...
Gord Wiebe Mar 25, 2021

Missing Green Lake Man Found Safe
RCMP report that Derek Moate has been located safe and sound. **** Around nine o'clock last Sunday night, Green Lake RCMP received a complaint of a missing person. 33-year-old Derek Moate was last see...
Gord Wiebe Mar 25, 2021

A Surprising Housing Market May Have More In Store
Mortgage Professionals Canada has released its annual report on the State of the Residential Mortgage Market. It acknowledges the turbulent year in 2020 as a result of COVID-19, but says shifts in hom...
Gord Wiebe Mar 25, 2021
















