Author Archives: Keira Miller

Director of 'Barbie' becomes first solo female director with a billion-dollar movie
The 'Barbie' movie has surpassed the $1 billion earnings mark, earning another 53-million-dollars in North American ticket sales, and 74-million dollars internationally, bringing its global total to 1...
Keira Miller Aug 7, 2023

Number of wildfires down, however smoke takes over majority of the province
As of 4:00am Monday morning, the number of active wildfires in the province dropped to 42, and only two of them are considered not contained. Eight are contained, 20 are under ongoing assessment, and ...
Keira Miller Aug 7, 2023

Canadians encouraged to get outdoors during long weekend Backyard Bioblitz
To help Canadian scientist keep track of the plants and animals in the country, the public is encouraged to take part in the Nature Conservancy of Canada's Big Backyard Bioblitz through the long weeke...
Keira Miller Aug 6, 2023

Regina man found with shotgun in backpack faces charges
A Regina man has been arrested and is facing charges after police found a weapon in his backpack. On Friday, at 10:35pm, Regina police were dispatched to the 1600 block of Badham Boulevard after a rep...
Keira Miller Aug 6, 2023

Police search for missing Saskatoon man
The Saskatoon Police would like the public's help in finding a missing forty-three-year-old-man. John Crier was last seen at 4:30pm on August 1st, in the 100blk of Avenue W South. Police believe he ma...
Keira Miller Aug 6, 2023

Saskatchewan joins other provinces in celebrating Food Day in Canada
Several provinces have been celebrating Food Day Canada for many years already, and for the day's 20th anniversary, Saskatchewan is following suit. Food Day Canada acknowledges the farmers, ranchers, ...
Keira Miller Aug 5, 2023 Food Day Canada Website

Saskatchewan residents urged to take caution during certain outdoor activities this long weekend
The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency says this year, the majority of the province's wildfires were caused by human activity, not lightning. Steve Roberts, SPSA Vice President of Operations, says as t...
Keira Miller Aug 5, 2023

British Columbia port workers vote to accept recent deal, backlog will take weeks to resolve
Three quarters of union members voted to approve the tentative agreement proposed to end the labour dispute on the West Coast. Port workers in British Columbia have accepted the new tentative deal wit...
Keira Miller Aug 5, 2023 Photo credit: BC Maritime Employers Association website

Driver ticketed for going over double the speed limit on Highway 13
Saskatchewan RCMP are reminding people to slow down this long weekend after catching someone going 204km/hr in a 100km/hr zone Friday. An officer from the Carlyle RCMP detachment stopped the driver on...
Keira Miller Aug 5, 2023

Saskatchewan NDP blame Moe for recent unemployment rate increase
Saskatchewan's unemployment rate has jumped 0.4 per cent to 5.1 per cent, and the Saskatchewan NDP are blaming Premier Scott Moe's government. Saskatchewan NDP Jobs and Economy Critic Aleana Young say...
Keira Miller Aug 5, 2023
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