Author Archives: Syndicated Content

Hundreds of Charges Laid for Impaired Driving
SGI says 330 impaired drivers were charged in February, including 262 Criminal Code charges and 67 roadside administrative suspensions. Police also stopped 409 drivers with suspended licenses. The Cro...
Gord Wiebe Mar 18, 2021

Phase Two of Vaccine Delivery Begins
The Government of Saskatchewan has announced the launch of Phase 2 of the Vaccine Delivery Plan with the introduction of booking eligibility online and by phone for residents 67 years and older. As of...
Gord Wiebe Mar 18, 2021

NDP Calls For Rapid COVID-19 Testing In Schools, Province Responds
The Official Opposition is calling for the expansion of rapid testing to include schools, saying the pandemic of last year is not what we are experiencing now. Education Critic Carla Beck says there h...
Carol Thomson Mar 18, 2021

Most Advanced Snow Modelling in the World Developed in Saskatchewan
A collaboration of international minds, including experts in Saskatchewan, have created the most advanced snow modelling in the world. Dr. John Pomeroy, a professor at the University of Saskatchewan a...
Vanese M. Ferguson Mar 18, 2021

City Crews Preparing for Spring
The City of Saskatoon says crews are in spring cleaning mode. Over the next few weeks, people will notice potholes getting fixed and sweeping equipment starting to clean up the winter sand. Nearly 200...
Gord Wiebe Mar 18, 2021

Renewable Diesel Processing Plant Planned for Saskatchewan
Covenant Energy, a Saskatchewan-based renewable fuel company, is planning to build a renewable diesel processing plant in Southern Saskatchewan. The expectation is 6,500 barrels a day; 300-325 million...
Gord Wiebe Mar 18, 2021

Those Running Food Services and Drinking Places Still Feel Under the COVID Gun
Statistics Canada says sales in the food services and drinking places subsector fell in 2020 in the wake of lockdowns, limited dine-in options during the pandemic, and fewer customers. Businesses stem...
Gord Wiebe Mar 18, 2021

A Significant Drug Bust in Waldheim
A big drug and weapons bust for RCMP after Traffic Services conducted a traffic stop near Maidstone on Monday. Officers alleged the driver and passenger were in possession of illegal tobacco so they s...
Gord Wiebe Mar 18, 2021

Thursday Schedule
SCHEDULE FOR THURSDAY, MARCH 18 Western Hockey League-3 games: Winnipeg ICE vs Moose Jaw Warriors-4 p.m. at Regina Swift Current Broncos vs Brandon Wheat Kings-8 p.m. at Regina Portland Winterhawks vs...
Les Lazaruk Mar 18, 2021

Please Don’t Flush Your Masks Down the Toilet
The City of Prince Albert would like to advise residents that masks cannot be flushed down toilets. The City’s Water and Sewer Department is reporting masks in the sewer lines which are creating...
Gord Wiebe Mar 18, 2021
















