Author Archives: Syndicated Content

Positive Vibes Expressed After Education Ministers and Teachers Federation Meet
The Saskatchewan Teachers Federation and the Government-Trustee bargaining committee are going back to the bargaining table after meeting Tuesday with the Education Minister and the Saskatchewan Schoo...
CJWW News Feb 25, 2020

Suspicious Package at Mail Depot is Deemed Safe
Police, Fire, EMO and Hazmat responded to a Canada Post mail processing facility Tuesday morning after getting a report of a suspicious package leaking its contents. The Saskatoon Fire Department had ...
Vanese M. Ferguson Feb 25, 2020

Cameco CEO Says Uranium An Environmental Option
It’s a new day for the uranium mining industry. President and CEO of Cameco, Tim Gitzel, spoke to a metals and mining conference in Florida saying he is optimistic that the market will turn arou...
Carol Thomson Feb 25, 2020

Businesses in Western Provinces are Hurt the Most by the Illegal Blockades
According to the Canadian Federation of Independent Business, nearly a quarter of businesses surveyed says they have been negatively affected by the ongoing illegal rail blockades. Another 48 per cent...
Gord Wiebe Feb 25, 2020

School Boards Prepare for Job Action by Teachers
Both Saskatoon school boards are getting ready for possible job action by teachers. Members of the Saskatchewan Teachers Federation have given their bargaining committee a job action mandate which cou...
Gord Wiebe Feb 25, 2020

Canadian Light Source Strengthening Relationship with Bangladesh
The Canadian Light Source at the University of Saskatchewan welcomed some officials from Bangladesh earlier this month including Sheikh Fahim, the president of Bangladesh’s Chamber of Commerce. ...
Devyn Gregoire Feb 25, 2020

Shooting Victim Now Suspicious Death
A 42 year old man has died after police were called to a home in the 600 block of 33rd Street West yesterday afternoon. The call came in around 2:20 p.m. as an injured person and police say there were...
Vanese M. Ferguson Feb 25, 2020

Tommy Douglas on the Five Dollar Bill
Ron Woznow and his friend Robin Murray, who grew up in Ogema, have started a campaign to get Tommy Douglas put on the new 5 dollar bank note. Douglas is dubbed the “father of modern medicareR...
Vanese M. Ferguson Feb 25, 2020

Unlocked, Running Vehicles Being Used in Crimes
Maidstone RCMP are again stressing the importance of not leaving your running vehicle unlocked. This particular detachment says vehicle theft is a growing concern in the area and the vehicles arenR...
Vanese M. Ferguson Feb 25, 2020

The Plastics Puzzle – A Conversation
“As we grapple with managing waste from single-use plastics, do we have a full understanding of the problem we’re trying to solve?” This is one of the questions the College of Engine...
Gord Wiebe Feb 25, 2020
















