Author Archives: Keira Miller

Regina Police issue second warning regarding tampered Halloween treats
Regina police are reminding everyone to check their Halloween candy closely after several Regina families reported some suspicious findings following a night of trick or treating. The latest report ca...
Keira Miller Nov 03, 2025

Regina ASU leads police to break and enter suspect
A 34-year-old Regina man is facing charges following a break and enter to a garage over the weekend. Regina Police were called to the area in the 900 block of Queen Street at 2:10 a.m. for a report th...
Keira Miller Nov 03, 2025

City of Saskatoon explains the decision to purchase AI recycling bin
The City of Saskatoon spent $23,600 on an AI recycling bin that tells users where to dispose of their plastic and paper products. The purchase of Oscar Sort was made in January. The City says the purp...
Keira Miller Nov 03, 2025

Wildlife Federation reminds people to "give wildlife a brake"
With the beauty of autumn also comes an increase of animal traffic on Saskatchewan's roadways. Executive Director of the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation Todd Smith explains that at this time of year,...
Keira Miller Nov 02, 2025

Nanos survey reveals gaps in Canadian's diabetes knowledge
The results of a recent Nanos survey on diabetes are shedding some light on a lack of education about the common disease. Diabetes Canada President and CEO Laura Syron, who happens to live with Type 2...
Keira Miller Nov 01, 2025

La Loche shooting sends man to hospital with serious injuries
There is an increased police presence in La Loche following a shooting outside of a home. Friday morning at 5:20 a.m., RCMP responded to find an injured male who was taken to hospital with serious inj...
Keira Miller Oct 31, 2025

460,000 doses of methamphetamine seized off Saskatchewan streets near Saskatoon
Saskatchewan Highway Patrol Officers seized 46 kilograms of methamphetamine, the equivalent of 460,000 doses, from a truck and trailer outside of Saskatoon. On October 29 just after noon, officers sto...
Keira Miller Oct 31, 2025

Search party heads to James Smith Cree Nation to look for missing La Ronge woman
The hunt for 24-year-old Natanis Merasty continues in James Smith Cree Nation on Saturday in the midst of an investigation spanning three provinces. Merasty was last seen getting into her car at an Ed...
Keira Miller Oct 31, 2025 Photo: Clarissa Merasty Facebook

High school students will be Halloweening for Hunger
If you get a kid at your door that looks a little too old to be trick-or-treating this Halloween, there is a good chance they're there for a better cause. For the 20th year, student volunteers at Bish...
Keira Miller Oct 31, 2025 File photo

Staying safe on Halloween
CAA is making sure the aspect of safety isn't lost in the excitement of Halloween this Friday. Communications Manager Angel Blair says both trick-or-treaters and motorists have responsibilities to ens...
Keira Miller Oct 31, 2025
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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?
Yes, it can be very useful
No, it can easily be taken advantage of
Voting Ends: Aug 31, 2026 | 10:00 AM






















