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Category Archives: Syndicated
Taxpayers Federation sounding alarm with debt truck in Saskatoon
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) sounded the alarm to people in downtown Saskatoon about just how bad the federal government's debt is by rolling in it's debt clock. The number on Wednesday rea...
Jul 31, 2024
Surge of support for Moose Jaw Food Bank eases crisis concerns
By Gordon Edgar The Moose Jaw & District Food Bank (MJFB) has released another update to its declaration of a crisis two weeks ago - saying a surge of donations means no reduction in hampers, and ...
Jul 31, 2024
Sask. Public Safety Agency launches app to help evacuees
A new web application launched by the Government of Saskatchewan aims to help evacuees and communities during an emergency. The Saskatchewan Evacuation App from the Sask. Public Safety Agency (SPSA) i...
Jul 31, 2024
Sport court dismisses Canada's Women's soccer appeal in drone case
Canada's women's soccer team is stuck with their six-point penalty after the team's appeal was dismissed by the Court of Arbitration for Sport. The penalty comes after a staff member with the Canadian...
Jul 31, 2024
Borden's Savannah Sutherland excited to make Olympic debut
The Olympic Games in Paris could be the first of many for Savannah Sutherland. The 20-year-old from Borden, Sask. is making her Olympic debut in track and field, where she'll compete in the 400-metre ...
Jul 31, 2024
Broadway Roastery closes its original location after 31 years
Saskatoon is saying goodbye to a cherished, family-owned, community hub as the Broadway Roastery closes one of its locations next month after 31 years of serving locals. The roastery located on Broadw...
Jul 30, 2024
U.S. Senate passed bill to protect kids from dangerous online content
WASHINGTON (AP) - The Senate overwhelmingly passed legislation Tuesday that is designed to protect children from dangerous online content, pushing forward with what would be the first major effort by ...
Jul 30, 2024 It would force companies to take reasonable steps to prevent harm on online platforms frequently used by minors, requiring them to exercise “duty of care” and ensure that they generally default to the safest settings possible. (The Canadian Press)
Worker injury leads to $65,000 in fines for St. Brieux company
A workplace injury in 2022 led to a $65,000 fine for a Saskatchewan company this month. According to the Ministry of Labour Relations and Workplace Safety, St. Brieux-based Bourgault Industries Ltd. -...
Jul 30, 2024
Packed house takes in meeting on homelessness, safety in Moose Jaw
by Shawn Slaght It was a packed house with people lined outside the doors as the City of Moose Jaw held a public meeting on Monday evening at the Moose Jaw Events Centre to discuss homelessness, addic...
Jul 30, 2024
Seine water quality postpones Men's Olympic triathlon in Paris
Concerns about water quality in the Seine River led Paris Olympics organizers to postpone the men's triathlon Tuesday, with officials hoping the swimming portion of the race will be able to go forward...
Jul 30, 2024
OPINION
Sarah Mills: World Cup dreams are made
The score may not have been ideal, but Sarah Mills says the World Cup experience was everything she hoped it would be.
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8:30 - Another school year has wrapped up, and report cards are out! Everett Hindley, Saskatchewan's Minister of Educati...