Author Archives: Syndicated Content

School Bus Cancellations Thursday
Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools bus service has been cancelled for rural bus service into Saskatoon; and students from Martensville and Warman who get bused into Saskatoon; Bus service within Saska...
Vanese M. Ferguson Jan 14, 2021

Most Believe Dangerous Driving is on the Rise
A majority of Canadians who responded to a CAA National poll believe dangerous driving has been on the rise since the pandemic began, even though there are fewer people on the road because some are wo...
Carol Thomson Jan 14, 2021

Riders Potential Free Agent List Down to 11 With Re-Signing of Receiver Moore
The potential number of Saskatchewan Roughriders becoming free agents went down by one…but it was a significant one as receiver Kyran Moore signed a one-year contract Wednesday. The Alabama prod...
Les Lazaruk Jan 13, 2021

Hold On Tight
With wind gusts forecast to reach around 110 km/h and the possibility of snow squalls, which are brief, intense snowfalls, the City of Saskatoon is preparing and is suggesting residents do the same. D...
Carol Thomson Jan 13, 2021

U.S. House of Representatives Votes In Favour Of Impeachment
The U.S. House of Representatives has voted to impeach President Donald Trump. The final vote was 232 for impeachment and 197 against. Ten Republicans voted for the President to be impeached. This is ...
Carol Thomson Jan 13, 2021

Deaths and Hospitalizations Both Above 200
There are almost the same number of people in hospital as there are deaths in Saskatchewan as of Wednesday. There are 247 new cases of COVID-19 to report in Saskatchewan bringing the provincial total ...
Vanese M. Ferguson Jan 13, 2021

Saskatchewan’s ICUs Almost At Capacity
Saskatchewan’s rate of COVID-19 transmission has risen since Christmas and ICU beds across the province are at about 95 per cent capacity, with both COVID and non-COVID patients. The Saskatchewa...
Carol Thomson Jan 13, 2021

Another Canadian Airline Slashes Jobs
Air Canada is cutting 1,700 jobs as well as 200 employees who are impacted at its Express carriers. The job cuts come as the airline reduces capacity by an additional 25 per cent. Air Canada says it i...
Vanese M. Ferguson Jan 13, 2021

USask Soil Contamination Research That Includes Gas Stations
Improving how contaminated sites are cleaned up, specifically eco-friendly gas station clean-up, has been the subject of a five-year long Usask research project. It’s a collaboration between Fed...
Gord Wiebe Jan 13, 2021

Sask. Polytechnic Develops Prototype to Improve Mine Safety
Saskatchewan Polytechnic is working on a way to keep miners safer, underground in the province. Terry Peckham, Research Chair for the Digital Centre of Excellence, says their project is trying to crea...
Brad Jennings Jan 13, 2021
















