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Some central and northern communities expected to see near normal runoff this spring

The Water Security Agency (WSA) is following up its February spring runoff report saying some communities in northern and central Saskatchewan will have a near normal runoff.According to a media relea...

Mar 04, 2021

COVID-19: How to know your calls are from the SHA

The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) is offering tips for helping the public know when a phone call is legitimately from the SHA for individuals receiving calls about test results and contact traci...

Mar 04, 2021

Three years after Broncos bus crash, Logan Boulet still inspiring organ donation

Jim Lowes had never thought about being an organ donor until he read a story about Logan Boulet nearly three years ago.Boulet was one of 16 people who died in April 2018 when a truck driver blew a sto...

Mar 04, 2021

Lack of oversight, quality of care at group home ‘deeply concerning,’ says children’s advocate

When seven-year-old 'Elijah' was found in the parking lot outside of a north Saskatoon Tim Hortons at 5 a.m. last June 2, no one in the group home where he lived even knew he was gone.In fact, it wasn...

Mar 03, 2021

Meadow Lake Kin clubs chip in more than $10K to TeleMiracle 45

The numbers are almost completely in, and the Meadow Lake Kin clubs are estimating that the Meadow Lake community has contributed over $11,000 to this year's TeleMiracle fundraisers. Over the past wee...

Mar 03, 2021

Meadow Lake RCMP arrest meth dealer following report from local resident

A complaint regarding a suspicious vehicle has led to the arrest of Meadow Lake woman. On February 27, Meadow Lake RCMP received a complaint from a concerned resident mentioning the vehicle. Police we...

Mar 02, 2021

Sask. police chiefs support proposed gun legislation in principle

There are many gun owners in Saskatchewan frustrated over a bill that would strengthen gun laws in Canada.However, Saskatchewan's police chiefs are supportive of the bill.Rick Bourassa, president of t...

Mar 02, 2021

Northeast Sask. woman publishes children's book

A northeast Saskatchewan mindfulness educator, bodytalk practitioner, business owner, and mental health advocate is adding author to her title.The children's book Lily's Loud Mouth by Laura Lawrence o...

Mar 01, 2021

Unlocked doors, no mask: Woman concerned over at-home care her mother receives

Families everywhere are making sacrifices to keep their elderly loved ones safe during the COVID-19 pandemic.For many, that meant not going to see their parents for a weekly visit or missing out on so...

Mar 01, 2021

TeleMiracle 45 raises $5,630,215

Even with all the challenges the pandemic has created, TeleMiracle 45 still raised all kinds of money. The final total for Saskatchewan's Charity was $5,630,215. Since its creation in 1977, TeleMiracl...

Feb 28, 2021