Author Archives: Keira Miller
Celebrating Black Brilliance: Black History Month kicks off on USask campus
Celebrating the successes and contributions of African-Canadians is what Black History Month is all about on the University of Saskatchewan campus. The month-long string of events kicked off Monday wi...
Feb 02, 2026
Several hundred people in Saskatoon this week for Saskatchewan Safety Seminar
As the occupational safety landscape changes, it's important for the people enforcing the rules to stay up to date. That's the purpose of the 53rd Annual Saskatchewan Safety Seminar, taking place this...
Feb 02, 2026
Regina student credits CAA scholarship for helping with post-secondary schooling
A Regina student attending Sask. Polytech's Automotive Service Technician program says the CAA scholarship has been very helpful in purchasing the supplies he needed for school. Jaxon Sandercock appli...
Feb 01, 2026
Researchers working to turn toxic arsenic waste into useful metalloid
For decades, treatment plants have been removing arsenic from drinking water without having a proper place to dispose of it afterwards, often leading to environmental pollution and health risks. That ...
Feb 01, 2026
Family Literacy Week wraps up
After a full week of events, activities, and skill building, Saskatchewan Family Literacy Week is coming to a close. However, the Province encourages the connection and skill-building to continue. Thi...
Feb 01, 2026
CRA changes big win for truckers, STA says
The Saskatchewan Trucking Association is thrilled about a recent T4A reporting change issued by the Canada Revenue Agency. After years of lobbying the CRA to make the adjustment, the STA says carriers...
Jan 31, 2026
Officers say man shot after breaking into another man's home in Cumberland House
RCMP have arrested and charged two people after a shooting in Cumberland House. On January 22 at 8:00 a.m., RCMP received a report of an injured man at a business in Cumberland House. Police and EMS a...
Jan 30, 2026
Homicide Unit investigating suspicious death on Waterhen First Nation
The Saskatchewan RCMP's Homicide Unit is investigating a suspicious death on Waterhen First Nation. Friday morning at 8:45 a.m., Meadow Lake RCMP received a report of an injured male at a home on the ...
Jan 30, 2026
Sask. RCMP investigate chain of ten break and enters in central Saskatchewan
RCMP are investigating 10 break and enters reported at businesses in central Saskatchewan between December 6th and January 6th. Officers say an unknown person or group of people broke into several bus...
Jan 30, 2026
Ottawa's plastics ban upheld by Federal Court of Appeal
Get comfortable using your metal straws: the Federal Court of Appeal has overturned a lower court decision, allowing Ottawa to keep its single-use plastic ban in place. The ban was enacted in 2021 as ...
Jan 30, 2026
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