Author Archives: Keira Miller
City of Saskatoon pursues plan to remove minimum requirements for off-street parking
At their meeting on Wednesday, Saskatoon City Council directed Administration to make recommendations for the removal of minimum parking requirements from the Zoning Bylaw. This will allow developers,...
Keira Miller Dec 21, 2023

Warman moves forward with plans of Communiplex expansion
Despite their requests for funding from the federal government being turned down four times, the City of Warman is going ahead with their Communiplex expansion project. Warman Mayor Gary Philipchuk sa...
Keira Miller Dec 20, 2023

Kids Rapid Dissolve Claritin recalled for possible contamination
Kids Rapid Dissolve Claritin tablets in both 5mg and 10mg dosages are being recalled due to possible contamination with asenapine and cedar pollen. Packages labeled with lot number 5328667 are affecte...
Keira Miller Dec 20, 2023 Photo: Amazon.ca

Woman from Moosomin First Nation struck by vehicle and killed
A 62-year-old woman from Moosomin First Nation has died after being struck by a vehicle. On Tuesday at 3:05 p.m., Battlefords RCMP responded to a collision involving a pedestrian at the intersection o...
Keira Miller Dec 20, 2023

Avenue C walking and cycling path project approved by City Council
At their last meeting of the year, Saskatoon City Council has approved a project called Connecting Avenue C: Walking and Cycling Improvement, which is expected to cost about $8.8 million in total when...
Keira Miller Dec 20, 2023

Province seeks to acquire 250 additional addictions treatment spaces through RFSQ
To make progress on their commitment to adding 500 addiction treatment spaces in the province, the province has sent out a Request for Supplier Qualification for about 250 more spaces. The intent of t...
Keira Miller Dec 20, 2023

Saskatchewan company fined after worker pinched between water truck and payloader
A Saskatchewan company has been fined $2,800 after an employee sustained a serious workplace injury. On December 11, Robert W. Jones pleaded guilty in Estevan Provincial Court to one violation of The ...
Keira Miller Dec 20, 2023 Photo credit: Google Maps-Michael Truman

Canadian Light Source helping make plant based meats taste better
A researcher at the University of Guelph is developing a method of making vegan meats taste more like the real thing. Dr. Alejandro Marangoni, who is a vegan himself, says plant-based meats typically ...
Keira Miller Dec 19, 2023

SaskPolytech leading the way in new agricultural innovation
Saskatchewan Polytechnic has purchased a state-of-the-art agricultural biomass processing line. Research Chair of Innovative Manufacturing, Dr. Satya Panigrahi, says the province has a lot of excess o...
Keira Miller Dec 18, 2023

Researchers from Windsor use Usask Canadian Light Source on development of germicide solution
Researchers at the University of Windsor are using the Canadian Light Source at the University of Saskatchewan to create a new line of defense against antibiotic-resistant pathogens. Dr. Ronnie Banerj...
Keira Miller Dec 17, 2023 Photo: University of New Hampshire
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