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Author Archives: Keira Miller

Saskatoon Community Foundation picks more than a dozen community organizations that will get a financial boost
As part of the federal government's Investment Readiness Program, the Saskatoon Community Foundation received $625,800 to invest in local organizations that require a boost. Fourteen local organizatio...
Keira Miller Mar 29, 2023
NDP and Conservative leaders react to federal budget
The leaders of both the NDP and Conservative parties shared their views on the newly unveiled federal budget today at the Conservative Political Action Conference. NDP leader Jagmeet Singh says he is ...
Keira Miller Mar 28, 2023
RESOLVED: SaskTel issues impacting 911 in Saskatchewan
All night SaskTel customers across the province were experiencing issues when placing calls. It affected the ability to reach 911 or local RCMP detachments. The RCMP issued an advisory shortly before ...
Keira Miller Mar 26, 2023
Two employees from Saskatoon-based Rare Earth company attend U.S. President Joe Biden's address to Parliament
Cruze Jerome from the North West Territories and Laurie George from Saskatoon work for Vital Metals Rare Earth Mine, and were invited for their work in critical mineral production. George says she was...
Keira Miller Mar 24, 2023
Two incidents requiring use of Conducted Energy Weapons
Two separate instances of Saskatoon Police officers having to use a Conducted Energy Weapon occurred on Friday. At 9:30am, police received a call of a break and enter in progress. Officers were told a...
Keira Miller Mar 24, 2023 hermanturnip / CC
Saskatoon woman stabbed on morning walk
A Saskatoon woman was stabbed Friday morning while walking in the 1400 Block of Idylwyld Drive. At 9:00am, Saskatoon Police received a report of a 22-year-old woman who had been stabbed by two unknown...
Keira Miller Mar 24, 2023
Several weapons stolen from Tisdale firearm store
A firearm store in Tisdale was believed to be robbed of six to eight long-guns early Friday morning. Tisdale RCMP deducted that three men wearing dark-coloured clothing, and one wearing a backpack, br...
Keira Miller Mar 24, 2023
Prince Albert vehicle and pedestrian collision declared accidental
A fatal collision that occurred on October 27 of last year has been deemed accidental by the Prince Albert Police Service. The collision was between a vehicle and a pedestrian in the 500 Block of 28th...
Keira Miller Mar 24, 2023
The sights and smells of spring will be alive in Saskatoon this weekend
Friday is the beginning of the 2023 Gardenscape Backyard Living Show taking place at Prairieland Park. Susan Kuzma, the organizer of Gardenscape, says despite the past several years being hard on even...
Keira Miller Mar 24, 2023
Saskatchewan Liberals voting on a new name this weekend
The Sask Liberal Party will be discussing and putting forward several significant motions at their 2023 Annual General Meeting on Saturday, including a complete rebranding of the party. Party Leader J...
Keira Miller Mar 24, 2023 (file photo) Liberal Party Leader Jeff Walter

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