Author Archives: Syndicated Content

City of Saskatoon Gets AAA Credit Rating
The City of Saskatoon has, again, received a ‘AAA’ credit rating with a “stable” outlook by S&P Global Rating Services. The city says, it’s a favourable ranking that ...
Gord Wiebe Jan 28, 2021

Canadian Medical Association Says the Bullying Must Stop
The bullying of public health officials in Canada must stop immediately. That’s the word from the Canadian Medical Association after Saskatchewan Chief Medical Health Officer, Doctor Saqib Shaha...
Gord Wiebe Jan 28, 2021

Two Separate Deaths Not Considered Foul Play
The results of two separate sudden death investigations by the Saskatoon Police Service are that there was no foul play in either. Around 10 in the evening on January 3rd, a man’s body was found...
Carol Thomson Jan 27, 2021

Foul Play Ruled Out in Discovery of Woman’s Body Last Saturday Evening
While the Saskatchewan Coroners Service is continuing their investigation, the Saskatoon Police Service says their investigation into a body found dead by members of the public back on Saturday did no...
Les Lazaruk Jan 27, 2021

A Decrease In Property Values From Reassessment Doesn’t Mean Less Tax
Saskatoon property owners will be receiving their property reassessments in the mail in the next few days, which generally show residential values going down and commercial properties on the rise. How...
Carol Thomson Jan 27, 2021

Pedestrian Struck in Regina
On Wednesday at about 5:40 p.m., Regina Police were dispatched to the corner of McIntosh Street North and Dalgliesh Drive for a report of a woman being struck by a vehicle. Police say she suffered ser...
Gord Wiebe Jan 27, 2021

After School Pick Up Monday Runs into a Parking Enforcement Roadblock
Some parents at Ecole Henry Kelsey School in Saskatoon took to social media after they were shooed out of the bus parking zone on Monday by Parking Enforcement Officers, even though they were told to ...
Vanese M. Ferguson Jan 27, 2021

Record Meth Bust
The Canadian Border Services Agency has made its largest seizure of methamphetamine at a land border crossing on record across Canada. It happened Christmas Day at the Coutts, Alberta border crossing ...
Vanese M. Ferguson Jan 27, 2021

Consuming Cannabis in an Idling Vehicle Leads to Charges
Corman Park Police says their officers were patrolling on Sunday afternoon through a motel parking lot south of Saskatoon when they say they came across a vehicle idling with two people inside consumi...
Vanese M. Ferguson Jan 27, 2021

Saskatchewan Gets an “A”
This is the Canadian Federation Of Independent Business Red Tape Awareness Week and Wednesday the organization issued its Red Tape Report Card. Saskatchewan earned an ‘A’ grade again in 20...
Vanese M. Ferguson Jan 27, 2021
















