Author Archives: Keira Miller

Lack of lifeguards pushes some municipal governments to offer free training
Canada is experiencing a lifeguard shortage, which could mean a threat to summer fun for people in some areas. Municipal governments and recreation centres have been getting creative in an attempt to ...
Keira Miller Jun 3, 2023
Four years ago today: National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls
Today marks four years since the publication of the final report of the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau issued a statement this mor...
Keira Miller Jun 3, 2023

Dalmeny home to Saskatchewan's first recirculating spray park
The Town of Dalmeny has been making several infrastructure improvements recently, one being Saskatchewan's first recirculating spray park. Council Member for the town of Dalmeny Lacy Boisvert says the...
Keira Miller Jun 3, 2023

Meewasin celebrates new funding and milestones in time for International Trails Day
International trails day is Saturday, and just in time, Meewasin is celebrating the completion of trail improvements on the Kinsmen Riverfront section of the trail, as well as the beginning of a new p...
Keira Miller Jun 2, 2023

Saskatchewan school divisions given additional $40 million; Sask. Teachers' Federation says it isn't enough
Teachers who have been feeling the effects of inflation and enrollment growth in the classroom should be pleased to hear that the Government of Saskatchewan is providing the province's 27 school divis...
Keira Miller Jun 1, 2023

Prince Albert school was locked down after possible BB Gun incident
Arthur Pechey School in Prince Albert went into Perimeter Lockdown Thursday after a potential incident with a BB Gun nearby. At 11:56 Thursday morning, police were notified of an incident in the 400 b...
Keira Miller Jun 1, 2023

University of Saskatchewan raises Pride flag to kick off Pride Month
To kick off Pride Month, the University of Saskatchewan held a pride flag-raising ceremony. The flag is in front of the Peter Mackinnon Building, and the university says, "the flag raising ceremony si...
Keira Miller Jun 1, 2023

Saskatchewan firefighters exhausted after almost three weeks on the job
The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency says crews working to put out fires across the province are becoming exhausted, and the end of fire season is nowhere in sight. Vice President of Operations for S...
Keira Miller Jun 1, 2023

Three charged with attempted murder in Beauval
Beauval RCMP have located and arrested three people that were believed involved in an attempted murder. On Saturday at 11:00am, RCMP responded to the report of a shooting at a house in Beauval. Police...
Keira Miller May 29, 2023

The province celebrates Saskatchewan Mining Week
Saskatchewan has a lot to be proud of when it comes to the mining industry. At the launch of Saskatchewan Mining Week, beginning today, Minister of Energy and Resources Jim Reiter spoke on the accompl...
Keira Miller May 29, 2023
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