Author Archives: Keira Miller

Wednesday job action announced for several Saskatchewan school divisions
The Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation has announced that on Wednesday, there will be a one-day withdrawal of noon-hour supervision and extracurricular activities. Withdrawal of noon-hour supervision w...
Keira Miller Feb 25, 2024

Reduced visibility and fog reported by Highway Hotline
Reduced visibility and fog are being reported in numerous areas across the province by Highway Hotline this morning. Affected regions include Saskatoon, Kenaston, Eston, Southey, Findlater, Lumsden, R...
Keira Miller Feb 25, 2024
Assiniboia woman missing for two weeks
Assiniboia RCMP are requesting the public's help in locating a missing 24-year-old woman. Jayleen McNab was last seen by loved ones two weeks ago in Regina. Jayleen is described as 5'3" and 115 lbs. S...
Keira Miller Feb 25, 2024

Prime Minister Trudeau announces nearly $170 million in additional funding for Ukraine
Exactly two years after war broke out between Russia and Ukraine, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced additional support for the embattled country. Trudeau traveled to the country's capital, a...
Keira Miller Feb 24, 2024

Teachers across Saskatchewan to take job action on Tuesday
The Saskatchewan Teacher's Federation is giving two days' notice of one-day job actions taking place this Tuesday. Job action will include the rotating strike, withdrawal of noon-hour supervision and ...
Keira Miller Feb 24, 2024 STF/Twitter

Thirteen-year-old Regina girl charged for assaulting Peace Officer
A female youth from Regina will appear in court on Monday following several charges, including one for assaulting a Peace Officer. Friday night at 9:23pm, police were dispatched to a business in the 4...
Keira Miller Feb 24, 2024

Fourteen-year-old Regina boy in hospital following shooting
Regina Police are asking the public for their assistance in an investigation into a firearm discharge that happened Friday afternoon. At 5:18pm, police were dispatched for a report of a male who claim...
Keira Miller Feb 24, 2024

University of Saskatchewan researchers create new way to store nuclear waste
A professor at the University of Saskatchewan hopes a recent in-house study will help people get on board with the future use of nuclear energy. Andrew Grosvenor and one of his PhD students, Mehrnaz M...
Keira Miller Feb 23, 2024

AED program proves its worth with lives saved
February is Heart Health Month in Canada, a time to raise awareness about cardiovascular health, as well as become equipped with the knowledge needed to potentially save a life. Since 2005, 40 people ...
Keira Miller Feb 20, 2024

If you want to know more about a low-carbon economy, you can go to school and its free
Canadians looking to learn more about biomass and the transition to a low-carbon economy can do so, for free, through Saskatchewan Polytechnic. Ann Reinhart with Sask. Polytechnic says the institute h...
Keira Miller Feb 19, 2024

























