Author Archives: Keira Miller

Fifty new Saskatchewan tech companies gather for Startup Summit 2025
New tech start-up founders are gathered at Cultivator Global Head Quarters in Regina Thursday for Startup Summit 2025. The summit will allow 50 founders from across Saskatchewan to network with mentor...
Keira Miller Sep 11, 2025

Update: RCMP cancel armed and dangerous person alert for Big River First Nation
6:25PM ---RCMP sent out a news release indicating Drayden Mcadam had been arrested and further updates will be issued when they are available. The Saskatchewan RCMP has issued a dangerous perso...
Keira Miller Sep 10, 2025

Conservative political activist Charlie Kirk shot and killed in Utah
Thirty-one-year-old conservative political activist Charlie Kirk has died after he was shot while speaking at Utah Valley University. The young father and co-founder of Turning Point USA was answering...
Keira Miller Sep 10, 2025

Still a few days for public input on a vision for the future of Meewasin
Many great experiences and achievments have sprouted from the Meewasin Valley in 2025. Donation Specialist with Meewasin, Nikki Moggey, says one of the Valley's biggest triumphs was the success of thi...
Keira Miller Sep 10, 2025

USask launches Master of Physician Assistant Studies program, first of its kind in the province
A relatively new healthcare profession is seeing significant interest in Saskatchewan. Thanks to a $7 million investment from the provincial government, the University of Saskatchewan has curated a br...
Keira Miller Sep 09, 2025

Saskatchewan Air Ambulance receives $3.5 million in accessibility upgrades
Despite how many people rely on the services of the Saskatchewan Air Ambulance, it hasn't always been fully accessible to all types of patients. Dan Knisley, Director of Operations for SAA, explains t...
Keira Miller Sep 09, 2025

Training for shelter workers now available in Saskatoon
A new program is starting this month at the Saskatoon Trades and Skills Centre. Executive Director Karen Cederwall says in recent years there has been an increased need for qualified community shelter...
Keira Miller Sep 09, 2025

SPSA memorial will honour service personnel lost in the line of duty
The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency is honouring protective services personnel who lost their lives while on duty with a memorial in Regina. The Saskatchewan Protective Services Memorial, which is s...
Keira Miller Sep 08, 2025 Rendering courtesy of the Government of Saskatchewan

Humboldt and George Gordon First Nation embark on three-year collaborative journey
In one of just eight similar partnerships across Canada, Humboldt and the George Gordon First Nation have joined forces to take part in the nation-wide Community Economic Development Initiative. Humbo...
Keira Miller Sep 08, 2025

Saskatchewan Union of Nurses survey suggests most nurses have considered switching career paths
According to the Saskatchewan Union of Nurses' 2025 member survey, 53.4 per cent of the province's nurses are contemplating a career switch. The April 2025 survey asked participants "In the last 12 mo...
Keira Miller Sep 08, 2025
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