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‘Explain to us:’ Indigenous family, supporters want answers after baby’s injury

A mom is looking for answers after learning her seven-month-old baby had been put in a cast for a broken right femur.Teelah Soosay's baby, Tobias, has been a patient at Jim Pattison Children's Hospita...

Apr 14, 2022

241 guns, 14,000 rounds of ammo turned in during firearm amnesty

More than 240 unwanted guns were turned in during the provincewide 2022 Saskatchewan Association of Chiefs of Police gun amnesty.The amnesty, which ran from March 21 through Sunday, collected 241 unwa...

Apr 13, 2022

Farm safety a focus for producers and emergency responders

Heading into a new production season and staying safe on the farm is always a focus for producers, particularly when working around large machinery. The RM of North Battleford volunteer fire departmen...

Apr 13, 2022

Man arrested outside Meadow Lake for stolen property

Meadow Lake RCMP have arrested a 54-year-old man on multiple counts of stolen property.On Sunday, police executed a search warrant on a rural property near the City, where multiple items and machinery...

Apr 13, 2022

Meadow Lake Council amends bylaw, waiting for arena update

Meadow Lake City Council officially amended the Traffic Bylaw to address parking in the industrial area.Mayor Merlin Seymour said they had brief discussions since bringing the amendment forward two we...

Apr 13, 2022

The journey of two entrepreneurs and the quest to remove receipt waste

Two Saskatchewan entrepreneurs are tackling a big, but often forgotten issue of wasted receipts.Kim Baldwin and Carmen Johanson, who have known each other since their days at the University of Saskatc...

Apr 13, 2022

STF calls on government to reinstate public health measures in schools

The Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation wants the provincial government to learn a lesson from the latest wastewater data.One day after the University of Saskatchewan's latest data showed a 742 per cent...

Apr 12, 2022

Federal housing budget a good start, more targeted support needed: Housing advocates

OTTAWA - Advocates say while the federal government's focus on housing affordability in the budget is promising, its measures could go further to help people in the most dire housing need. Emilie Coyl...

Apr 12, 2022

SGI asks you to be cautious as more cyclists hit the road

As the snow slowly disappears on roads in northern Saskatchewan, more cyclists will be out and about which can pose a risk to drivers and those on the bikes.In 2020, SGI reported 92 collisions involvi...

Apr 11, 2022

Saskatchewan makes COVID booster shots available to more people

Saskatchewan has expanded its eligibility for fourth doses of COVID-19 vaccines.As of Monday, all people 70 and over and all residents of First Nations communities and the Northern Service Administrat...

Apr 11, 2022