Author Archives: Keira Miller

Saskatchewan wildfire count back below 50
The number of wildfires burning across the province is now 47, with 8 of them considered uncontained. Twenty-three of the fires are under ongoing assessment, 6 are where the focus is to protect proper...
Keira Miller Jul 02, 2023

Saskatoon Jazz Orchestra wins 2023 Special Recognition Award
Every year, the SaskTel Saskatchewan Jazz Festival recognizes musicians that made contributions to the province's music culture with the Special Recognition Award. This years' winner is Saskatoon Jazz...
Keira Miller Jul 02, 2023 SJO website

Regina two arrested after robberies
Two people from Regina were arrested early yesterday morning after taking part in two armed robberies. On Thursday at 8:30pm, Regina police were dispatched to the intersection of N McIntosh Street and...
Keira Miller Jul 01, 2023

Two males arrested in connection to multiple armed robberies in Regina; one suspect age 16
Two people from Regina were arrested early Friday morning after taking part in two armed robberies. On Thursday at 8:30pm, Regina police were dispatched to the intersection of N McIntosh Street and Do...
Keira Miller Jun 30, 2023

Cecil ferry open again
The Cecil ferry is back open and accepting light loads only for the time being.
Keira Miller Jun 30, 2023

$9.5 million over five years invested in Saskatchewan's agriculture biotechnology sector
Farmers and ranchers across Saskatchewan will have additional opportunities to move their product in another marketplace thanks to the continued funding of Ag-West Bio from the provincial and federal ...
Keira Miller Jun 29, 2023

Another week of limited precipitation results in premature crop development across the province
Another week of limited moisture is causing advanced maturation in several crops across the province. Although there were some flash floods and hailstorms last week, the majority of the province saw v...
Keira Miller Jun 29, 2023

USask researcher says pandemic showed improvements needed for communicating with new Canadians
A University of Saskatchewan researcher is bringing to light the disorder and confusion that went on in immigrant households during the covid-19 pandemic due to a lack of information in languages othe...
Keira Miller Jun 28, 2023

Canada's wildfire smoke garnering international attention
The amount of smoke coming from the wildfires burning across Canada has gained our country a significant amount of international attention. Saskatoon based Environment Canada meteorologist Terri Lang ...
Keira Miller Jun 27, 2023

Historical Doukhobor Dugout House gearing up for opening weekend
The Doukhobor Dugout House, a National Historic Site of Canada near Blaine Lake, is now open every Saturday in July with several new activities for visitors to take part in. Brenda Cheveldayoff, the s...
Keira Miller Jun 27, 2023
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