Murray Wood: Who's hot... and who's not
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Six new ICU beds in operation in Saskatchewan hospitals
Six new intensive care unit beds have opened in Saskatchewan, with five more to be added before the year is out. The provincial government said in its March budget it would be spending $12.5 million t...
May 02, 2022 (Saskatchewan Health Authority)
Archbishop nearly ripped up apology, wanted to speak 'more directly from the heart'
A lot of hurt was shared this weekend as the head of the Anglican Church met with residential school survivors in Saskatchewan. Andrew Hoskin is the archdeacon and Anglican diocesan administrator in S...
May 02, 2022 The Archbishop of Canterbury, Most Rev. Justin Welby (centre), stands among James Smith Cree Nation dignitaries during a hymn at the beginning of Saturday's event. (Jeff D'Andrea/paNOW Staff)
Farmers in southeast, southwest Saskatchewan facing different situations
After last year's drought, Lee Stanley is saying something he never thought he would say again. "It seems strange to say after last year, but we were happy to miss the rainfall this time," Stanley tol...
May 02, 2022 (980 CJME file photo)
Regina's Mayfair Crescent claims title as Saskatchewan's worst road
Regina's Mayfair Crescent is the big winner (?). The street in south Regina was voted No. 1 in Saskatchewan in CAA's annual Worst Roads campaign. A stretch of Highway 4 near the village of Dorintosh w...
May 02, 2022 A stretch of Mayfair Crescent, voted the worst road in Saskatchewan in a CAA poll. (980 CJME)
Revamped TV, film production grant program starts rolling in Saskatchewan
The Saskatchewan government has made additional changes to get more lights, cameras and action in the province's TV and film industry. In the March budget, the government announced an $8-million incre...
May 02, 2022 (Government of Saskatchewan/Submitted)
Saskatchewan still dealing with 133 long-term missing persons cases
Project HOME -- "Help Our Missing Emerge" -- has been launched in Saskatchewan in hopes of getting missing persons back to their loved ones. Saskatchewan Missing Persons Week runs through Saturday in ...
May 02, 2022 (RCMP/Submitted)
SaskTel employee fired after improper use of company credit card
Using a company credit card to pay for more than $18,000 in personal items cost a SaskTel employee their job. That was the only loss of public money within government ministries and Crown corporations...
May 02, 2022
Environment Canada says snow could fall in some areas of Sask. in May
While the weather feels more like spring in parts of Saskatchewan, that doesn't mean the province is out of the woods yet when it comes to snow. Environment Canada's Terri Lang told the Greg Morgan Mo...
May 02, 2022
New 'most significant' installation to open at MacKenzie Art Gallery
A new exhibit at Regina's MacKenzie Art Gallery is being billed by the gallery as "the most significant exhibition of contemporary indigenous beading across North America ever presented." Radical Stit...
May 02, 2022 Nico Williams, Indians Frozen Computer, delica beadwork, birch bark and porcupine quills, 2017. Courtesy of Indigenous Art Centre. Photo credit Mike Patten (provided)
Supply not an issue for pharmacies giving fourth COVID-19 shots
If you're eligible to get your fourth COVID-19 shot, a pharmacy should be able to get you in quickly. Michael Fougere, the CEO of the Saskatchewan Pharmacy Association, said people shouldn't face any ...
May 02, 2022 (Government of Saskatchewan/Submitted)
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Sarah Mills: The name Lake Ontario stands, regardless of any presidential decree
Sarah Mills says petty tantrums are not the way to negotiate a trade deal, and they don't benefit anyone paying bills an...
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