Author Archives: Keira Miller

Two first-time in Saskatchewan programs now available at USask
The University of Saskatchewan has launched two new master's programs in occupational therapy and speech language pathology, adding to only a short list of existing programs in the country. Director o...
Keira Miller Oct 01, 2025 Photo credit: Google Maps

Flags at half-mast for police and peace officers
The flags at City of Saskatoon facilities will be flown at half-mast today in honour of Police and Peace Officers' National Memorial Day. The day is observed annually on the last Sunday in September, ...
Keira Miller Sep 28, 2025

Oktoberfest on the Prairies
Prairieland is adding a new function to its list of signature events. Director of Signature Events Candace Shierling says the "Oktoberfest on the Prairies" event will be taking place in Saskatoon on O...
Keira Miller Sep 28, 2025

Saskatchewan Health Authority saw summer-spike in cryptosporidiosis cases
Washing your hands. It may sound like common sense for many, but the Saskatchewan Health Authority is reminding the public to keep up the habit following an increase in cryptosporidiosis cases. Dr. Si...
Keira Miller Sep 27, 2025 Photo: University of New Hampshire

Annual Saskatchewan Police and Peace Officers Memorial held in Regina Sunday
Saskatchewan's RCMP and police officers, both active and retired, will gather in Regina on Sunday for the annual Saskatchewan Police and Peace Officers Memorial. In 1988, the Government of Canada offi...
Keira Miller Sep 27, 2025

Unity man arrested following two vehicle thefts
A 29-year-old Unity man has been arrested and charged with the theft of multiple vehicles. On Wednesday at 9:25 a.m., Unity RCMP received a report of suspicious activity in Salvador. Officers learned ...
Keira Miller Sep 27, 2025

Province prepares residents for Canada Post strike
The provincial government is putting contingency plans in place to limit service disruptions as much as possible while Canada Post workers are on strike. The Province encourages everyone, including cl...
Keira Miller Sep 27, 2025

Traffic stops in Onion Lake produce numerous arrests and drug seizures
Two recent traffic stops in Onion Lake resulted in numerous arrests and multiple drugs seized. On the evening of September 6th, RCMP officers stopped a truck with a man and two women inside. RCMP inve...
Keira Miller Sep 26, 2025

FOUND: Saskatoon Police search for missing 14-year-old girl
Brooklyn Redwood has been located safe and unharmed.
Keira Miller Sep 26, 2025

'We've lost our way': Tribal Chief Arcand calls for emergency meetings over FSIN forensic audit results
Over $34 million in 'ineligible, questionable and unsupported' spending by the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations has sent shockwaves across Saskatchewan, alarming Indigenous and non-Indigenou...
Keira Miller Sep 26, 2025
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