Author Archives: Keira Miller

Prince Albert Police respond to report of stabbing on Friday
A Prince Albert man is facing aggravated assault charges after allegedly stabbing another man. On Friday at 6:00am, Prince Albert Police responded to the report of a stabbing. They were dispatched to ...
Keira Miller Jul 03, 2023

Prince Albert Parkland Ambulance paramedics respond to almost 200 incidents over long weekend
It was a busy long weekend for Parkland Ambulance Paramedics, as they responded to 180 incidents as of 8:00am Monday morning. Two of the incidents include one where a 16-year-old girl who fell off of ...
Keira Miller Jul 03, 2023

Update: Lancer ferry temporarily closed
As of 8:00 a.m. July 4, according to the Highway Hotline, all ferries in Saskatchewan except the Estuary Ferry, are open and running as normal. The Estuary Ferry, located 25 kilometres northwest of Le...
Keira Miller Jul 03, 2023

Tornado rips through central Alberta, still no rating given
Environment and Climate Change Canada has yet to classify the large tornado that cut a path through Central Alberta, specifically Didsbury, on Canada Day but say it was likely the strongest one to hit...
Keira Miller Jul 03, 2023 Photo credit: Twitter-Aaron Jayjack

Regina Police find missing woman and her son
Laura and Johnny Gunn have been found safe. The Regina Police thank the public for their assistance in finding them.
Keira Miller Jul 03, 2023

Regina teen arrested for allegedly waving a machete around at Canada Day celebrations
A fourteen-year-old Regina boy is facing charges after waving a machete at the Wascana Park Canada Day Celebration on Saturday. At 10:40pm, Regina Police Service Public Safety Unit members were advise...
Keira Miller Jul 03, 2023

Two Regina individuals arrested and charged for robbery
Two people from Regina were arrested after the report of a robbery Saturday evening. At 4:50pm, police Regina police were dispatched to the 700 block of Albert Street for the report of a robbery. Poli...
Keira Miller Jul 02, 2023

Public encouraged to purchase tickets as STARS Home Lottery early bird draw approaches
The deadline for the STARS Home Lottery bonus draw has come and gone, however the public is being reminded that it isn't too late to purchase a ticket for the next early bird draw. Chief Fundraising a...
Keira Miller Jul 02, 2023

Tune-Up Assistance Program offers homeowners free furnance exams
Although the weather is hot right now, SaskEnergy is preparing Saskatchewan homeowners for next winter with free furnace tune-ups. Beginning last week, SaskEnergy teamed up with Network Members to off...
Keira Miller Jul 02, 2023

RCMP request public's assistance in locating Beauval man facing 5 charges
Beauval RCMP are asking for the public's assistance in locating a man suspected to be involved in a theft from a vehicle at a local business last Tuesday. Through investigation, police determined a ma...
Keira Miller Jul 02, 2023
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