Author Archives: Syndicated Content

Starting very early Thursday morning, the staff and 1,500 volunteers at North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) began their annual tracking of Santa. Along with dispatches and 1-877-HI-NORAD,...

A Saskatchewan family is showing their appreciation for those who risk their lives on a daily basis to keep us safe.   The Knelsen family recently saw some Yorkton firefighters working in the...

A 15-year-old boy has been arrested and charged in connection with Regina's eighth murder of 2015. The youth, who cannot be named because of the Youth Criminal Justice Act, is charged with second-degr...

A group of 18 SaskTel employees from Saskatoon got an early Christmas present. The team of co-workers won $1 million dollars in the Dec. 11 LOTTO MAX draw.  Speaking for the group, Don Hamel...

The Saskatchewan Roughriders signed five players Wednesday. The team announced national receiver S.J. Haidara, national offensive lineman Aaron Picton, international offensive lineman Jarriel King, na...

Crystal meth could be making the HIV epidemic in Saskatchewan worse, according to local physicians. "We're seeing more crystal meth use than we have seen in the past, which is extremely troubling," sa...

A photo of the Lac La Ronge Indian Band chief Tammy Cook-Searson's family is going viral.  The family is sitting in a canoe on a frozen Lac La Ronge. The lack of snow has left the frozen lake cle...

Welfare cheques should now be in the hands of those who need it. Last week, the Ministry of Social Services announced 800 mid-month welfare cheques were late by two or three days because of a delay at...

Welfare cheques should now be in the hands of those who need it. Last week, the Ministry of Social Services announced 800 mid-month welfare cheques were late by two or three days because of a delay at...

Christmas joy was served to those who might not otherwise feel it this season.   Souls Harbour Rescue Mission provided Christmas dinner to about 350 of Regina's most vulnerable on Wednesday. &nbs...