Author Archives: Keira Miller

Pedestrian involved in serious motor vehicle accident in Regina
This morning at 1:10 a.m., the Regina Police Service attended a serious motor vehicle accident between a vehicle and a pedestrian. The incident resulted in traffic restrictions on 13th Avenue, between...
Keira Miller Apr 23, 2023

42nd Annual Garbage Clean-Up kicks off in the Meewasin Valley
The Meewasin Valley serves as a significant ecosystem and natural area for humans and animals alike. To make sure the valley can continue to be enjoyed, Meewasin Valley Authority are hosting their 42n...
Keira Miller Apr 23, 2023 Photo Courtesy Meewasin Valley Authority

Two USask graduates earn full-ride scholarships to McGill University
After an intense seven-month selection process, two graduates from the University of Saskatchewan have been chosen to receive prestigious McCall MacBain scholarships from McGill University. Julia More...
Keira Miller Apr 23, 2023 University of Saskatchewan Twitter

Paradmedics urge caution as spring launches motorcycle season
Saskatoon paramedics responded to their first motorcycle crash of 2023 on Monday. The accident was between a motorcycle and a vehicle, and has prompted the release of a safety reminder when it comes t...
Keira Miller Apr 22, 2023

Indigenous leaders stand with NSTA
First Nation Leaders in Northern Saskatchewnan came together this week for the Northern Saskatchewan Trappers Association annual convention to display their support for protecting traditional trapping...
Keira Miller Apr 22, 2023

Saskatchewan Jazz Festival releases Free Program
The 2023 SaskTel Saskatchewan Jazz Festival will feature 6 days of free programming in addition to the four days of regular ticketed programming. Beginning on June 30th, the Free Program features inte...
Keira Miller Apr 22, 2023

Remai Attendance
Since Remai Modern changed their admission fee to by-donation, the attendance numbers have grown by 72.7 per cent. The museum used to charge $12 for general admission and switched to by-donation admis...
Keira Miller Apr 22, 2023

Celebrate Earth Day - sign up to plant a tree
Saturday April 22 is International Earth Day and to coincide with that the Nature Conservancy of Canada has announced their 7th Annual tree planting event at their property at Meeting Lake, about 90 m...
Keira Miller Apr 21, 2023

Three additional organizations have been approved to provide online education in Saskatchewan
In addition to the new Saskatchewan Distance Learning Centre, three other organizations have been approved to offer Kindergarten to Grade 12 online to Saskatchewan students. The organizations that met...
Keira Miller Apr 19, 2023 Government of Saskatchewan/Twitter

Saskatchewan gaming payment profits provide record-setting amount of money for Indigenous community investments
The $249.1 million in targetted funding set out for Indigenous communities in the 2023-24 provincial budget is up more than 6.8 per cent from last year. Of that amount, $92.4 million in gaming payment...
Keira Miller Apr 19, 2023
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