Category Archives: ((CJWW) Country 600) News

Georgia the Porcupine passes away at Forestry Farm Park and Zoo
A long-time attraction at the Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park and Zoo passed away on New Year’s Eve. Georgia the Porcupine was being treated by veterinarians and zoo staff prior to her death at the...
Neil Billinger Jan 04, 2023

P.A. Police lay charges in 10 month old murder investigation
A 25 year old woman from Prince Albert has been charged with first degree murder. Stephanie Halkett-Stevenson made her first appearance in Saskatoon Provincial Court on Wednesday morning. The charge w...
Neil Billinger Jan 04, 2023

Barricaded man taken into custody by Saskatoon Police
There was a safe conclusion after a man barricaded himself inside a building in the northern part of the city early Wednesday afternoon. Police say the 25-year-old was threatening self-harm and office...
Neil Billinger Jan 04, 2023

Prince Albert Police investigating two carbon monoxide deaths in a garage
The Prince Albert Fire Department reports a 48-year-old man and a 41-year old woman were located in a garage on Tuesday afternoon in the 100 block of 20th Street East. There were “dangerously hi...
Neil Billinger Jan 04, 2023

Kudos for the University of Saskatchewan
USask’s Vice President Research says the university may not be the glamorous place, but we are the Saskatchewan Prairie place that gets things done at the end of the day. Baljit Singh explains t...
Carol Thomson Jan 04, 2023

Wildlife rehabbers move from COVID protocols to Avian Flu protocols in 2022
Just after the restrictions from COVID-19 began to loosen, another disease arrived in North America – Avian Influenza. The Executive Direct of Living Sky Wildlife Rehabilitation says 2022 was an...
Carol Thomson Jan 04, 2023

Aggravated assault with a meat cleaver
Saskatoon Police were called to the 1100 block of Idylwyld Drive North early Tuesday evening for a weapons complaint. Officers report that they found two victims who had been maced and stabbed. The vi...
Carol Thomson Jan 04, 2023

Snow grading taking longer than expected
There are still a number of neighbourhoods on the City of Saskatoon’s snow grading list yet to do, but the list of neighbourhoods where it has been completed is longer. On its website, the City ...
Carol Thomson Jan 04, 2023

First ever National Ribbon Skirt Day
Today (Wed) is the first annual National Ribbon Skirt Day, passed unanimously into law by Parliament last month. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau explains that it originates with the story of Isabella Ku...
Carol Thomson Jan 04, 2023

Woman charged with abducting her son chooses trial by judge alone
A Saskatoon woman charged with child abduction in contravention of a custody order, fraud and identity theft has elected to have her case tried by judge alone and has waived her right to a preliminary...
Carol Thomson Jan 04, 2023
















