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A school in Saskatoon has a gaping hole in its roof, leading to questions from the NDP about the government’s lack of action in addressing the issue. Back in June, concerned parents and school administrators took Saskatoon MLAs, including the Sask. Party’s Gordon Wyant and Marv Friesen, on a tour of Monique-Rousseau School. During the […]

Industry Minister François-Philippe Champagne says he is ready to announce the initial commitments he has secured from grocers to stabilize food prices. The Liberal government last month called on Canada’s major grocers to present a plan to stabilize prices by Thanksgiving, or face consequences. Champagne told a conference hosted by the Competition Bureau in Ottawa […]

Last month Eden Community Care Homes announced closure of the Regina Lutheran Home. Now 62 residents and more than 100 staff members have an uncertain future. Both Val Schalme’s father and brother are at the home and the closure has her concerned. “My father has dementia. As do many of the residents there. Change like this […]

This Saturday marks Truth and Reconciliation day – with events happening across Canada and here at home in Saskatchewan. Orange Shirt Day is something Canadians are being encouraged to observe – putting on Orange in the spirit of remembering and acknowledging the atrocities and abuses indigenous children encountered while in Canada’s Residential School System. The […]

In Moose Jaw a brutal altercation involving a machete has put two men behind bars. The chaos unfolded at 23 High Street East, igniting a flurry of 911 calls just after 6 P.M. September 28th. EMS rushed to the location and discovered two men with injuries. One suffered a blow to the head with a […]

A Court of King’s bench decision has come down regarding a controversial policy on the use of pronouns use in schools. The decision, made by Court of King’s Bench Justice Michael Megaw, grants an injunction on the policy and puts the policy on hold for the time being. “The protection of these youth surpasses that […]

After several weeks of negotiations, it appears that Prince Albert workers affiliated with CUPE 882 have finally reached an agreement. Two days of talks have resulted in a few wins for union members including access to vision care for all employees, an 11 percent wage increase spread over three years, and the extension of Employee […]

Parole Board of Canada employees were fearful of threats after it was revealed a mass killer in Saskatchewan was on statutory release at the time of last year’s rampage, emails show.  The emails in partially redacted documents, obtained by The Canadian Press under the Access to Information Act, show staff at the Parole Board of […]

Police are seeking public help finding a 9 year old who’s been missing in the Queen City since Midnight on September 16th. Nathaniel Gregory Cadence Morin is described as a First Nations male, approximately 4’0″ tall, 80 pounds, medium build, with short brown hair, and brown eyes. Nathaniel was last seen wearing a red Jordan […]

Higher gasoline prices drove Canada’s inflation rate to 4.0 per cent in August, making it the second month in a row inflation has risen. Statistics Canada released its consumer price index report Tuesday, which shows the annual rate rose from 3.3 per cent in July. Saskatchewan saw inflation jump a bit, with the rate going […]