Author Archives: Syndicated Content

Saskatoon Traffic Stop Results in Four Arrests and Seizure of Drugs and Weapons
A Wednesday morning traffic stop by Saskatoon Police has led to four people being arrested on various drug and weapons charges. At about 4:50 a.m. on March 3, patrol executed a traffic stop on a 2004 ...
Les Lazaruk Mar 03, 2021

More Vaccines, Fewer New Cases Of COVID-19
As of Tuesday, 50 per cent of Phase 1 priority healthcare workers had received their first dose of COVID-19 vaccine. This includes healthcare workers from long term care and personal care home facilit...
Carol Thomson Mar 03, 2021

NDP Wants A Committee Review Of Pandemic Response
The Saskatchewan NDP wants the SaskParty government to call a special meeting of the Human Services Committee of the Legislature to examine the pandemic response and vaccine rollout. NDP Leader Ryan M...
Carol Thomson Mar 03, 2021

East Division “Dubble” Schedule Released, Blades Open Against Broncos on March 13th
It’ll be 368 days between games for the Saskatoon Blades as the W-H-L released the entire 84-game schedule for the East Division “dubble” in Regina. It starts March 12 with two games...
Les Lazaruk Mar 03, 2021

Cocaine Bust Leads to Charges Against 29 year Old Man
Saskatoon Police say that on February 25, officers observed activity consistent with drug trafficking on Galbraith Crescent. Officers arrested the driver of a pickup truck for trafficking cocaine but ...
Gord Wiebe Mar 03, 2021

Paper Dandelions Decorate Downtown
A new art installation will look to give strength back to Saskatoon’s downtown core, as 3000 paper dandelions will be popping up in the front windows of vacant store fronts Sarah Marchildon, Pro...
Brad Jennings Mar 03, 2021

Children’s Advocate Says Group Homes Shouldn’t Be The Answer
A report from Saskatchewan’s Advocate for Children and Youth recommends the Social Services Ministry enhance its group home oversight and accountability structure to make sure there are enough p...
Carol Thomson Mar 03, 2021

The Deadlines Closes in on Removing Ice Fishing Shelters
With ice fishing season winding down, anglers are reminded that all ice fishing shelters south of Highway 16 must be removed by March 15. Shelters in areas north of Highway 16 must be removed by March...
Gord Wiebe Mar 03, 2021

Jewish Leaders Astonished That Some NDP Members Wish to Hear From “Toxic” Brit.
The Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs is appalled that some members of the New Democratic Party have invited a former leader of the Labour Party in the UK to speak in Canada. The Centre describes J...
Gord Wiebe Mar 03, 2021

FSIN Calls on Province to Review Raising Hope Program
The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations Executive is calling on the Provincial Government to start an immediate review, with a First Nations representative, of Regina's Raising Hope Program. Th...
Gord Wiebe Mar 03, 2021
















