Author Archives: Keira Miller
Weyburn drilling company fined $56,000 after worker seriously injured
A drilling company out of Weyburn has been given $56,000 in fines after being charged for violating several Occupational Health and Safety Regulations. At the end of May, Rebel Drilling Limited attend...
Jun 08, 2023 Discover Weyburn
Saskatchewan brings in $9.3 million from oil and gas public offering; almost half generated by Estevan
Over $9.3 million was raised for the province through the Government of Saskatchewan's Crown petroleum and natural gas public offering. The offering was held on Tuesday. Eighty-eight of the 100 parcel...
Jun 08, 2023
PAGC leaders express their support for new interim chief of Prince Albert Police Service
The Prince Albert Grand Council expressed its approval of Patrick Nogier, the recently appointed interim chief to the Prince Albert Police Service. Grand Chief of the PAGC Brian Hardlotte says Nogier ...
Jun 08, 2023
Elbow/Outlook RCMP detachment experiences second vandalism since last August
Early Sunday morning, Elbow RCMP received the report of a vandalism that occurred at their own detachment. Through investigation, officers determined that two people had spray painted the outside of t...
Jun 05, 2023
Over 1500 tickets issued in Saskatchewan over Canada Road Safety Week
Combined Traffic Safety Saskatchewan officers were busy during their enforcement campaign for Canada Road Safety Week. From May 16th until May 22nd, CTSS officers issued four Criminal Code impaired ch...
Jun 05, 2023 woodleywonderworks / CC
Saskatoon EMO provides ways to combat the heat
A summer temperatures approach, overheating and dehydration are potential risks that are faced when spending any time outdoors. To combat this, the Saskatoon Emergency Managment Organization has colla...
Jun 05, 2023
Provincial funding to address domestic abuse and Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls crisis
This year, the government of Saskatchewan is investing $27.5 million in programs and services that address the issues of missing persons, violence, and abuse. A total of $8.9 million is going towards ...
Jun 05, 2023
Saskatoon Police seize over 58,000 unlabeled cigarettes
A man was dealt a fine that cost him over $34,000 Sunday. Police allege there was 58,000 un-stamped cigarettes inside his vehicle. At 8:45 p.m., police watched a grey SUV make an illegal turn across a...
Jun 05, 2023
Canadian wildfires burning ten times the amount of land compared to historic averages
Although this wildfire season isn't the worst in Canada's history, if the trajectory continues, and it's supposed to, it very well could be. That was part of the message at the Prime Minister's wildfi...
Jun 05, 2023 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Southeast Region
Saskatchewan All-Terrain Vehicle Association shares top three causes of ATV injury
The Saskatchewan All-Terrain Vehicle Association wants to raise awareness about the crucial role of safety while operating an ATV, as Monday marks the beginning of ATV Safety Week. SATVA General Manag...
Jun 04, 2023
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