Author Archives: Keira Miller

Edmonton man charged with drug trafficking in Swift Current
A 32-year-old man from Edmonton has been arrested and charged with drug trafficking in Swift Current. On Tuesday, October 21, response teams from both Saskatchewan and Alberta executed a search warran...
Keira Miller Oct 24, 2025

City of Saskatoon highlights accomplishments of 2025 construction season
As temperatures drop, City crews are shifting their focus from construction to winter road maintenance. Numerous large projects were completed this construction season in saskatoon, including the Broa...
Keira Miller Oct 24, 2025
Residents concerned about driving and parking implications on First Avenue following construction of Link infrastructure
Saskatoon residents can expect some pretty significant structural changes to First Avenue as part of the rollout of the Link Bus Rapid Transit System. Those curious about what they should expect gathe...
Keira Miller Oct 23, 2025

Police reintroduced charges against man involved in crash on University Bridge
The man who had his charges dropped following a collision on University Bridge has now had them reinstated. On October 16th, a 37-year-old man was arrested after a major crash on the University Bridge...
Keira Miller Oct 23, 2025 Photo: Nazia Noorhan Facebeook

NDP emergency motion demands Premier call for an end to EV tariffs, Moe says he already has
On the second day of the fall legislative session, the Saskatchewan NDP introduced an emergency motion relating to tariffs on Canadian canola. Party Leader Carla Beck motioned that Premier Scott Moe i...
Keira Miller Oct 23, 2025

Canadian composer and Scottish percussionist join up in Saskatoon for tribute to cancer patients
Everybody knows someone who's been impacted by cancer at some point in their life. The range of feelings that come alongside that journey will be put into symphonic form in Saskatoon this Saturday dur...
Keira Miller Oct 23, 2025 Photos: Vincent Ho HarderLee Photography,
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Prince Albert police continue to investigate stabbing after dead-end triple arrest
A police investigation on Donaldson Street in Prince Albert led to the arrest of three people, who have now been released. On October 21 at 5:47 a.m., Prince Albert Police Service were called to the a...
Keira Miller Oct 22, 2025

Council to review new agreement framework with DEED partner, OVG360
At next Wednesday's City Council Meeting, councilors will be presented with a new agreement framework between City Administration and OVG360, the company selected to operate the future Downtown Event ...
Keira Miller Oct 22, 2025

Throne Speech indicates acts are on the way to target safety, trade, healthcare, education
The second session of Saskatchewan's Thirtieth Legislature got underway today with the Throne Speech from the Lieutenant Governor, Bernadette MacIntyre. The speech began by highlighting the efforts of...
Keira Miller Oct 22, 2025

"His silence speaks volumes": NDP demands action from health minister regarding signed letter
The Saskatchewan NDP is ridiculing the province's health minister for a lack of response to a recent letter signed by hundreds of healthcare workers. On October 12th, 450 frontline healthcare workers,...
Keira Miller Oct 22, 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?
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