Author Archives: Syndicated Content

Saskatoon Police Seek Approval for the Budget Which Could Impact the Mill Rate
2021 will be the second year of the City of Saskatoon’s new two year budget system, but Police Chief Troy Cooper says they have had to re-jig things because no one knew there would be a pandemic...
Carol Thomson Sep 18, 2020

Downtown Saskatoon Bomb Threat
A 52-year-old man has been charged with mischief over $5,000 following an incident at a downtown Saskatoon business on Wednesday afternoon. Around 4 p.m. Wednesday, Saskatoon Police went to a business...
Les Lazaruk Sep 17, 2020

‘Trumpeting’ One Year Anniversary Of Jim Pattison Children’s Hospital
It took more than two decades for the Jim Pattison Children’s Hospital to become a reality, and this month we celebrate the first anniversary of the grand opening. To recognize that, and to hono...
Carol Thomson Sep 17, 2020

Organizer of Saskatoon Social Gathering Fined $2,000
A $2,000.00 fine has been issued to the person who hosted the social gathering in Saskatoon that has led to 21 recent cases of COVID-19. According to Thursday’s update from the Ministry of Healt...
Les Lazaruk Sep 17, 2020

Other School Divisions Say, So Far, No COVID-19
Saskatoon Public Schools and the provincial Francophone school division both indicate they have not been notified by the Saskatchewan Health Authority of any cases of COVID-19 in any of their schools....
Vanese M. Ferguson Sep 17, 2020

Anton Khudobin’s Saskatoon Billet Family Proud of Him Backstopping Dallas to Stanley Cup Final
Since Anton Khudobin (pictured second from left with some of the Gersher clan) played in the 2005-06 season with the Saskatoon Blades, then he had to have been billeted by a family that had the Russia...
Les Lazaruk Sep 17, 2020

Celebrating Metis Culture with Metis Cultural Days
The President of CUMFI suggests getting your kitchen party ready, put on your dancing shoes, and join this year’s Metis Cultural Days, which have gone virtual because of the pandemic. Shirley Is...
Carol Thomson Sep 17, 2020

Court Ruling Against Financial Transparency on Onion Lake First Nation
The appeal court ruling didn’t go in Charmaine Stick’s favour this time. About 4 years ago she took the Onion Lake Cree Nation to court to have its finances made public with the courts rul...
Carol Thomson Sep 17, 2020

Charged With Speeding While Asleep
Alberta RCMP have charged a man for speeding while asleep. This happened back in July. RCMP received a complaint that a car was speeding south on Highway 2 near Ponoka. The car appeared to be self-dri...
Gord Wiebe Sep 17, 2020

Man Charged with Arson – Disregard for Human Life
A Saskatoon man is facing an arson charge following an incident Wednesday night. Around six o’clock, Patrol officers went to a home in the 100 block of Shaftsbury Place, where it was reported th...
Gord Wiebe Sep 17, 2020
















