Author Archives: Keira Miller

Thousands participating in Saskatoon Pride Parade
Over 10,000 people from Saskatoon and beyond will be joining together Saturday to march in the largest parade in the city. To wrap up a week of Pride Festival activities, Saskatoon's annual Pride Para...
Keira Miller Jun 16, 2023 (Photo Credit: Saskatoon Pride)

Bus collides with semi truck in Manitoba; killing 15 and sending 10 to hospital
Manitoba RCMP have released information about a horrible bus-semi collision on the Trans-Canada highway at 11:43am Thursday morning, near Carberry, about 175 kilometres west of Winnipeg. RCMP Assistan...
Keira Miller Jun 15, 2023 Superintendent Rob Lasson

United Way Saskatoon brings their funding total for OUTSaskatoon to $1.07 million
To show support for OUTSaskatoon's various programming, United way Saskatoon has given them a one-time investment of $50,000. OUTSaskatoon provides services such as counselling, Pride Home, community ...
Keira Miller Jun 15, 2023

All 72 First Nations to benefit from Gaming Framework Agreement changes
The Gaming Framework Agreement between the Government of Saskatchewan and The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations will be undergoing several changes. The GFA underlines terms for First Nations ...
Keira Miller Jun 15, 2023

City of Saskatoon in Phase 3 of proposed 5 kilometre long bicycle lane
To assist cyclists in accessing residential areas, schools, and employment areas, a project to transform Avenue C into a Triple A cycling route is in the works at the City of Saskatoon. Nathalie Bauda...
Keira Miller Jun 13, 2023

Million dollar donation for USask student mental health care
University of Saskatchewan students will have easier and quicker access to mental health care in the coming years thanks to a donation by a Saskatoon family. In an effort to give back to the school th...
Keira Miller Jun 12, 2023

Co-op invests in fifteen community projects across Western Canada
Fifteen community projects across Western Canada will benefit from a recent investment on behalf of Co-op. Through its Community Spaces program, Co-op is investing $1 million in projects that pertain ...
Keira Miller Jun 12, 2023

City of Saskatoon identifies Avenue C as an AAA cycling route; public engagement now open
To assist cyclists in accessing residential areas, schools, and employment areas, a project to transform Avenue C into a Triple A cycling route is in the works at the City of Saskatoon. Nathalie Bauda...
Keira Miller Jun 12, 2023

Construction to begin on Meewasin Trail
A Meewasin Trail enhancement project is beginning this week in the area between the Broadway Bridge and the Bessborough Hotel. Alan Otterbein, Manager of Design and Development at the Meewasin Valley ...
Keira Miller Jun 12, 2023

Moose Jaw Police warn of possible tainted drug supply after responding to three sudden deaths
Moose Jaw Police believe Fentanyl is involved with the sudden deaths of three people reported to them in the last Friday and Saturday in the southern Saskatchewan city. Officers say there is a possibi...
Keira Miller Jun 11, 2023
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