Category Archives: ((CJWW) Country 600) News

After 11 weeks, the strike by city workers in Prince Albert is over
CUPE 882 membership held a ratification meeting Thursday, voting in favour of the tentative agreement reached earlier this week. The agreement includes a number of modifications from the original agre...
Vanese M. Ferguson Dec 01, 2023

Prince Albert wraps up budget deliberations
The City of Prince Albert’s Budget Committee concluded deliberations Thursday after two days of line-by-line review of the General Fund this week. The final recommended budget was ultimately red...
Vanese M. Ferguson Dec 01, 2023

Recalled face cream
Marcelle 40+ Anti-Wrinkle Cream is being recalled. Consumers should immediately stop using the recalled product and contact Groupe Marcelle Inc for a refund. The products are sold in a labelled glass ...
Vanese M. Ferguson Dec 01, 2023

Patient rights and responsibilities agreement signed
The Saskatchewan Health Authority and its Board of Directors have signed a Patient Rights and Responsibilities agreement to enshrine rights around patient safety, quality care and the SHA’s comm...
Carol Thomson Nov 30, 2023

Impaired driving leads to arrest in two separate incidents in Saskatoon
Saskatoon Police were called to a two-vehicle collision around seven o’clock on Thursday morning near 29th Street and Avenue H. An SUV and a truck sustained heavy damage. A preliminary investiga...
Neil Billinger Nov 30, 2023

Saskatoon City Council continues to whittle away at making budget cuts
Saskatoon City Council has voted down several potentially significant budget cuts on three of budget deliberations. The day started off strong with Councilor Zach Jeffries proposing a motion to preven...
Keira Miller Nov 30, 2023

Saskatchewan business well-represented at global climate change conference
Premier Scott Moe is leading the provincial delegation to the two week climate conference in Dubai. The Saskatchewan pavilion will host 51 events with nearly 60 provincial companies in attendance. ...
Neil Billinger Nov 30, 2023

Northeast First Nation worried about public safety
The Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation wants immediate government action on a community safety proposal following yet another violent incident in Pelican Narrows. Early Wednesday morning , a man was shot an...
Neil Billinger Nov 30, 2023

No more carbon tax on electric heat in Saskatchewan as of January 1st
Saskatchewan’s Premier and Athabasca MLA Jim Lemaigre stood side by side in a social media post to announce that the carbon tax will no longer be collected on electric heat as of January 1st. Ba...
Carol Thomson Nov 30, 2023

Driver in vehicle-pedestrian collision in Moose Jaw has been charged
The driver allegedly involved in a motor vehicle-pedestrian collision in Moose Jaw has been charged. On Wednesday just before noon, a 17-year-old male teen was transported to hospital after a vehicle-...
Keira Miller Nov 30, 2023
















