Author Archives: Syndicated Content

Two New Cases Of COVID-19, Twenty-Nine Active Cases in Saskatchewan
Today (Wed), the province is reporting 2 new cases of COVID-19, 2 people in the hospital in Saskatoon, and 4 more recoveries. The new cases are in the northwest and south central zones. The location o...
Carol Thomson Sep 02, 2020

House Fire Deemed Arson
Around 2 this morning (Wed) Saskatoon Police on patrol noticed a man standing on the sidewalk near 20th Street West and Avenue J South allegedly holding a machete and he seemed to be in distress. When...
Carol Thomson Sep 02, 2020

Suspect Wanted in Saskatchewan Case, Shot by RCMP in Alberta
Alberta RCMP shot and killed a suspect wanted in connection with an aggravated assault in Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. On August 30th, Alberta RCMP received a, “Be on the lookout,” bulletin f...
Gord Wiebe Sep 02, 2020

Two USask Students Awarded National Scholarships
Arliss Sidloski and Olivia Stewart have been named the University of Saskatchewan recipients of the Schulich Leader Scholarship. The entrance scholarships are awarded to 100 high school graduates, enr...
Gord Wiebe Sep 02, 2020

Hunting Precautions from the SWF
The Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation is asking hunters to take extra precautions in high risk areas this hunting season. Executive Director, Darrell Crabbe, says especially when ATV or other vehicles ...
Brad Jennings Sep 02, 2020

SEIU-West Members to Demonstrate in Moose Jaw
A group of SEIU-West members will be outside of health care facilities in Moose Jaw today (wed), demonstrating their frustration with the pace of bargaining and what they call, the Saskatchewan govern...
Gord Wiebe Sep 02, 2020

Wednesday Schedule
SCHEDULE FOR WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 National Hockey League's Stanley Cup Playoffs: Colorado Avalanche vs Dallas Stars-6 p.m. at Edmonton (Dallas leads the best-of-seven Western Conference semi-...
Les Lazaruk Sep 02, 2020

Indigenous Business Directory Created
The Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce has launched an indigenous Business Directory. The idea is to promote more Indigenous-owned businesses participation in the Saskatchewan supply chain. The Chamber ...
Gord Wiebe Sep 02, 2020

Impaired and with a Toddler in the Vehicle
An impaired driver with a two year old child in the vehicle. That’s what Regina Police came upon Tuesday afternoon. The driver was 1.5 times over the legal limit. The driver was brought to cells...
Gord Wiebe Sep 02, 2020

City Begins Tree Pruning
Starting Wednesday, crews will begin pruning trees on civic property in Caswell Hill North, Westview, Queen Elizabeth, and Pacific Heights as part of the City’s Boulevard Tree Maintenance Progra...
Gord Wiebe Sep 02, 2020
















