Author Archives: Keira Miller

Saskatoon man wins $5 million on LOTTO 6/49
A Saskatoon man is the latest to win the $5 million Lotto 6/49 prize. Satnam Singh is the second person to win $5 million in Saskatchewan in less than a month. He was dropping his cousin off at the ai...
Keira Miller Oct 21, 2025

FOUND: Loon Lake RCMP search for missing boy
On December 1st, 2025, Loon Lake RCMP report that a 15-year-old boy last seen October 17 in Loon Lake has been located and is safe.
Keira Miller Oct 21, 2025

SHA aims for shorter wait times via renewed and expanded partnership with Surgical Centres Incorporated
Saskatchewan patients in need of surgery might notice shorter wait times following a renewed and expanded partnership between the Saskatchewan Health Authority and Surgical Centres Incorporated. The f...
Keira Miller Oct 21, 2025

Moe gives sneak peek of fall sitting following announcement of new nuclear research chairs
The provincial government is taking additional steps to ensure an easy transition to nuclear and coal-fueled energy security. At the Canadian Nuclear Association conference in Saskatoon Tuesday mornin...
Keira Miller Oct 21, 2025

FOUND: Saskatoon Police search for missing 15-year-old
Saskatoon Police say a 15-year-old girl last seen October 18th in the 500 block of Appleby Place has been located and is safe.
Keira Miller Oct 21, 2025

International enrolment numbers nosedive resulting in bookstore closures at Sask Polytech
Plummeting international enrolment numbers at Saskatchewan Polytechnic have forced the institution to close its bookstores at both the Moose Jaw and Prince Albert campuses. Sask Polytechnic President ...
Keira Miller Oct 14, 2025 Photo credit: Google Maps

Drop in immigration rates impacts enrolment at local schools
For the first time in about five years, both Saskatoon's public and catholic school divisions are reporting lower than expected enrolment levels. Superintendent in the Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schoo...
Keira Miller Oct 14, 2025

Saskatoon Friendship Inn contemplates expanding programming to help even more people experiencing food insecurity
The Saskatoon Friendship Inn is exploring the addition of a supper program to their list of services following the success of a recent pilot project. CEO Sandra Kary says on Tuesdays and Thursday duri...
Keira Miller Oct 14, 2025

Regina Police make arrest in city's ninth homicide of 2025
A death investigation in Regina is now being treated by police as the city's ninth homicide of 2025. At 6:00 p.m. Thursday evening, police were dispatched to a call for service on the 1500 block of Ca...
Keira Miller Oct 10, 2025

Two members of Indigenous band 'Constant Reminder' killed in vehicle crash near Melfort
Two local Indigenous musicians have been identified at victims in a fatal vehicle accident that occurred near Melfort on Thursday. At 6:15 p.m., RCMP responded to a two-vehicle collision on Highway #3...
Keira Miller Oct 10, 2025 Facebook: Constant Reminder
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