Author Archives: Keira Miller

Moosomin woman dies in highway collision with semi truck
A Moosomin woman has passed away as a result of a two-vehicle collision involving a semi-truck and a car. Friday morning at 1:40am on Highway 1, Moosomin RCMP responded to a call of a collision, and t...
Keira Miller Jul 14, 2023

Regina man faces extortion charges after threatening provincial government official
A Regina man is being charged with extortion following an investigation of an incident that occurred at the beginning of this year. In January, an elected provincial government official told Regina po...
Keira Miller Jul 14, 2023

Young British Columbian firefighter dies while on the job
A young BC Wildfire Service firefighter has died while on the job near Revelstoke. Thursday at 3:30pm, Revelstoke RCMP learned that a 19-year-old female firefighter was clearing brush in a remote area...
Keira Miller Jul 14, 2023 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Southeast Region

Weeds take over several Saskatoon centre medians
Weeds several feet high are being reported on city property across Saskatoon, leading citizens to question the City policy on the matter. It was also speculated that there could be staffing shortages ...
Keira Miller Jul 13, 2023

Moe criticized for signing non-disclosure agreement regarding lawsuit settlement
Thursday, Sask. NDP Leader Carla Beck criticized Premier Scott Moe and his government for settling a lawsuit for $11.6 million with one of their largest cooperate donors, and then proceeding to sign a...
Keira Miller Jul 13, 2023

Third person arrested in connection to death of Taya Sinclair
A third person has been arrested and charged in connection to the homicide of Taya Sincliar. On Wednesday, 55-year-old Michael Smillie of Saskatoon was arrested and charged with first degree murder in...
Keira Miller Jul 13, 2023

Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan's production of As You Like It previews Thursday
A modern take on a classic play is coming to Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan, previewing Thursday with the opening night on Saturday. In the original Shakespeare comedy As You Like It, a girl named Ro...
Keira Miller Jul 12, 2023

Man injured in fight dies, charges upgraded to manslaughter
The man who was assaulted at a residence in Meota last week has died from his injuries. On Thursday at 1 a.m., Battlefords RCMP received a report of an assault at a residence in Meota. Upon arrival, p...
Keira Miller Jul 10, 2023

Delayed container shipments affecting grain industry more than West Coast port strike
Although the port workers strike in Vancouver is affecting many sectors across Canada, the grain industry doesn't seem to be one of them at this point. Agricultural commentator Kevin Hursh says bulk g...
Keira Miller Jul 10, 2023 Jerry Huddleston / CC

Regina Police investigation leads to multiple weapons charges and arrests
Three Regina men were arrested over the weekend after surveillance footage spotted them exchanging firearms. On Friday, Regina police were called to the 2200 Block of 12th Avenue after a business owne...
Keira Miller Jul 10, 2023
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According to the Fraser Institute, four out of 10 Canadian teachers polled believe at least half of their students are using AI to complete homework. Do you think students should be allowed to use AI as a learning tool in the classroom?
Yes, it can be very useful
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