Author Archives: Keira Miller

Question Period tackles cost of gas, the Saskatoon Capacity Pressure Action Plan, and a pricey pavilion
Thursday during Question Period, the Saskatchewan NDP urged the provincial government to suspend the policy that costs Saskatchewan people 15 cents per litre of gas. Affordability Critic Trent Wothers...
Keira Miller Nov 17, 2023

Saskatoon to receive expanded public transit system and new eastside leisure centre
Through a partnership between the municipal, provincial, and federal governments, Saskatoon is set to benefit from an expanded public transit system and a new leisure centre. Federal Minister of Famil...
Keira Miller Nov 17, 2023

Local philanthropists honoured in Saskatoon
Numerous individuals and groups from Saskatoon were honoured for their contributions of time, expertise, or resources to a charitable cause. The recognition of generosity comes during National Philant...
Keira Miller Nov 17, 2023

Several accessible loading zones installed in Saskatoon to promote inclusivity
Accessible loading zones have been installed at several Saskatoon locations to ensure that people with limited mobility can access the city's services with ease. The accessible loading zones are locat...
Keira Miller Nov 16, 2023 City of Saskatoon Twitter

Saskatchewan Government provides Regina with $6.6 million for policing initiatives
The Minister of Corrections, Policing and Public Safety has announced $5.7 million to support the 44 existing police service positions in the City of Regina. The money is allocated through the Municip...
Keira Miller Nov 16, 2023

Saskatchewan RCMP search for Saskatoon man charged with manslaughter
Saskatchewan RCMP's Warrant Enforcement and Suppression Team is asking the public to report sightings of a man wanted in connection with the death of 61-year-old David Lapointe. Lapointe's body was fo...
Keira Miller Nov 15, 2023

Point of Care Testing introduced at two rural Sask. hospitals to stabilize emergency services
A pilot project to help stabilize services in rural emergency departments has been introduced at Maple Creek and Leader hospitals. Diagnostic testing devices, or Point of Care Testing, will allow for ...
Keira Miller Nov 15, 2023

Saskatoon Catholic Schools say they need 36 more classrooms to deal with increased enrollment
Recently, Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools has seen a large influx in student enrollment, and the division is requesting 36 portable classrooms to combat a lack of space. Diane Boyko, GSCS Board Cha...
Keira Miller Nov 15, 2023

Clean energy and climate change is the focus of a Prince Albert Grand Council conference in Saskatoon this week
The World Trade Centre at Saskatoon's Prairieland Park will be bustling with leaders, presenters, and lands & resource representatives for the Prince Albert Grand Council's Clean Energy Climate Ch...
Keira Miller Nov 14, 2023

Saskatchewan Polytechnic creates new Indigenous Student Success Strategy
Increased use of Indigenous languages, an Indigenous recruitment plan, reduced funding barriers, and inclusion of Indigenous perspective are all initiatives that fall on Saskatchewan Polytechnic's 202...
Keira Miller Nov 13, 2023
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