Author Archives: Keira Miller

Moose Jaw RCMP officer charged with break and enter, assault
A Moose Jaw RCMP officer has been charged with break and enter and assault following an on-duty altercation. On January 13th, an officer arrived at a home in Moose Jaw as part of an ongoing investigat...
Keira Miller Oct 30, 2025

Broadway Bridge to reopen Saturday evening
Following a six-month closure, Saskatoon's Broadway Bridge is set to reopen on Saturday evening. The rehabilitation project included deck repairs, improvements to the multi-use pathways, new asphalt, ...
Keira Miller Oct 30, 2025

SHA reveals new plan to report service disruptions just as NDP introduces similar act
It was a busy Thursday in the Legislature, as three new acts were introduced regarding emergency room closures, libraries, and football. The Sask. Party introduced both the Public Libraries Amendment ...
Keira Miller Oct 30, 2025

Trick-or-treaters won't have to wear snowsuits under their costumes this year
Trick or treaters can expect some pleasant weather on their Friday evening out, but the same cannot be said for the rest of the weekend. Environment Canada Meteorologist James Colangelo says a high-pr...
Keira Miller Oct 30, 2025

Twenty kilograms of drugs sniffed out on Highway 7 near Kindersley
A Vancouver man was arrested on Highway #7 near Kindersley after a police dog detected drugs in his vehicle. On Thursday the 23rd, officers stopped a grey vehicle for a driver's licence, registration ...
Keira Miller Oct 29, 2025

Former restaurant on Avenue C South secured as warming centre
Not long before temperatures plummet, City Council has secured a warming shelter for Saskatoon's vulnerable population. Administration identified a 5,490 square foot building at 325 Avenue C South, be...
Keira Miller Oct 29, 2025

City Council defers signing of agreement framework with DEED partner OVG360
Residents and city councilors alike seem skeptical of the private partner the city has selected to manage the future Downtown Event and Entertainment District. Oak View Group's presentation to council...
Keira Miller Oct 29, 2025

Leask man faces 23 charges following recovery of stolen property, weapon seizure and police chase
A man from Leask is facing 23 charges following an incident involving a camper trailer. On October 15 at 1:00 a.m., Ahtahkakoop RCMP received a report of a suspicious trailer on Mistawasis First Natio...
Keira Miller Oct 29, 2025

Company tapped to manage DEED has had legal issues
The company that Saskatoon has selected to manage the future Downtown Event and Entertainment District has had some legal trouble in recent months. The former CEO of OVG360, Tim Leiweke, was transferr...
Keira Miller Oct 29, 2025 Photo Credit: Greater Saskatoon Chamber of Commerce on X

Sask. Party introduces two new acts, blocks NDP motion asking for public inquiry into wildfire management
Members of the provincial government introduced two new acts in the legislature Tuesday. Trade and Export Minister Warren Kaeding introduced The Saskatchewan Internal Trade Promotion Act, which aims t...
Keira Miller Oct 28, 2025
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