Author Archives: Keira Miller

Minister of Community Safety pauses development of Special Response Unit
The Minister of Community Safety is pausing the development of the Saskatchewan Marshals Service's Special Response Unit, as well as its Request for Proposals for tactical police equipment. Earlier th...
Keira Miller Aug 21, 2026

ARRESTED: RCMP search for woman charged with manslaughter
Pelican Narrows RCMP arrested 23-year-old Chasity Charolette Rose Clarke on Friday in Pelican Narrows. Saskatchewan RCMP's Homicide Investigation Unit asked the public for help locating Chasity Clarke...
Keira Miller Aug 20, 2026 Screenshot

Biggar RCMP search for escaped prisoner
Biggar RCMP are looking for a prisoner who fled from the local detachment while being transferred out of a police vehicle. On Wednesday at 3:00 p.m., 34-year-old Joshua Meszaros ran away after being a...
Keira Miller Aug 20, 2026

Coronach RCMP seize 43 firearms from Kayville home
Forty-three firearms have been seized from a home in Kayville, Saskatchewan. On July 26, at 3:00 p.m., Coronach RCMP received a report of a firearms-related incident, and investigation determined that...
Keira Miller Aug 20, 2026

Saskatoon resident suggests police implement a 'Last Drink' model for impaired drivers
A letter from a member of the public to the Saskatoon Board of Police Commissioners may have prompted the review of some interesting data sets. At its meeting Thursday afternoon, the board reviewed a ...
Keira Miller Aug 20, 2026

RCMP respond to fatal collision on Petrofka Bridge
As of Thursday morning, at 7:30, there have now been 61 fatal collisions with 74 fatalities on roadways policed by the Saskatchewan RCMP so far this year. The latest occurred Wednesday at about three ...
Keira Miller Aug 20, 2026

Moisture continues to slow harvest progress, some warm days are needed
Progress on harvest completion is significantly below both the five- and ten-year averages, of ten and 12 per cent , respectively, arriving at only 4 per cent complete as of Monday. Scattered Precipit...
Keira Miller Aug 20, 2026 Photo Credit Facebook Beckie Gyorfi

Bear spotted on south side of Rosthern
The Town of Rosthern has issued a warning on socal media regarding a bear sighting in the community. The black bear was seen on the south side of town, and residents are being told to keep pets and ch...
Keira Miller Aug 20, 2026

Impaired driver arrested in Lloydminster after ramming police vehicle
A two-hour RCMP search has led to the arrest of an impaired driver in Lloydminster. On Tuesday at 1 a.m., RCMP received a complaint of a suspected impaired driver. Members attempted to stop the vehicl...
Keira Miller Aug 20, 2026

Independent review of Saskatchewan's health care safety and security
The First Nations Health Ombudsperson Office has produced three recommendations to be considered following the independent review of Saskatchewan's health care safety and security. The third-party rev...
Keira Miller Aug 20, 2026
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According to the Fraser Institute, four out of 10 Canadian teachers polled believe at least half of their students are using AI to complete homework. Do you think students should be allowed to use AI as a learning tool in the classroom?
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