Author Archives: Keira Miller

Prince Albert woman wanted on Canada Wide Warrant arrested, weapons and drugs seized
A Prince Albert woman who was wanted on a Canada Wide Warrant has been arrested and is facing several charges. Thirty-seven-year-old Ilona May Josie was arrested Wednesday in the 3200 block of 2nd Ave...
Keira Miller Jul 27, 2023

Harvest kicks off in several Saskatchewan regions due to continued dry, hot weather
Continuous hot, dry weather across most of the province has pushed crops to mature rather quickly, and in some regions, harvest in the west central and southwest is already taking place as a result. T...
Keira Miller Jul 27, 2023

Turn your eyes to the sky Thursday
To recognize everyone who works to make Saskatoon a safer and healthier place to live, on Thursday the Snowbirds will be making several passes over the city as their Salute to a Safe Saskatoon. Brian ...
Keira Miller Jul 26, 2023 Photo credit: Facebook Canadian Forces Snowbirds

Over thirty countries represented in Saskatoon at conference on isotopes
The University of Saskatchewan, alongside the Fedoruk Centre, is hosting the 11th International Conference on Isotopes, which is fitting, as the province is home to several nuclear facilities and brea...
Keira Miller Jul 23, 2023

WSA public portal
The Water Security Agency has launched an online portal that makes the data on the provinces water resources available to the public. Anyone from agricultural producers, communities, engineering group...
Keira Miller Jul 22, 2023

Manitoba RCMP begin investigation into potential criminal burial site
As of Friday, Manitoba RCMP have begun an investigation into a potential burial at Our Lady of Seven Sorrows Roman Catholic Church at Pine Creek First Nation. The potential criminal activity was first...
Keira Miller Jul 21, 2023 Manitoba Historical Society Website

Back to Batoche expects big crowds this weekend
The largest Metis cultural celebration in the country kicks off today, and it set to see over 20,000 people in attendance over 4 days. Back to Batoche began over 50 years ago in 1970, and Metis Nation...
Keira Miller Jul 21, 2023

Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation disappointed with provincial government's lack of cooperation
A lack of progress in bargaining meetings between the provincial government and the Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation is proving quite frustrating for STF members. Three meetings have taken place so f...
Keira Miller Jul 21, 2023

Prince Albert Police report seizing stolen tools and weapons in home search
A Prince Albert man is facing several charges after a search warrant located stolen property at his home. On Tuesday, the Prince Albert Police Service Proactive Policing Unit conducted a traffic stop ...
Keira Miller Jul 20, 2023

Man dies while in custody at Pelican Narrows RCMP Detachment
The Saskatchewan Serious Incident Response Team is investigating an in-custody death that occurred at the Pelican Narrows RCMP Detachment on Sunday. At 4:00 p.m., SIRT received a notification from the...
Keira Miller Jul 20, 2023
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