Category Archives: Syndicated

8:30 – Yesterday, Premier Scott Moe announced the expansion of booster shot eligibility in Saskatchewan, allowing everyone over 18 to get their booster starting Dec. 20, as long as it’s be...

Saskatchewan NDP Leader Ryan Meili is glad to see one leg of the race between the Omicron COVID-19 variant and vaccines accomplished. On Thursday, the province announced anyone 18 or older in Saskatch...

By Nigel Maxwell, paNOW A man who was shot this week by members of the RCMP at Montreal Lake Cree Nation (MLCN) and later died in hospital shouldn’t have been in the community in the first place...

The Saskatchewan Roughriders' journey to play in a Grey Cup at Mosaic Stadium will begin in Regina on June 11. The CFL released its 2022 schedule Thursday and all nine CFL teams will try to make their...

By Ian Gustafson Santa Claus traded in his reindeer for an airplane yesterday as Rise Air held their 21st annual Santa in the North event. On Tuesday Santa and his elves visited schools in Fond-du-Lac...

8:30 – Concerns about the Omicron variant of COVID-19 prompted the federal government to recommend against non-essential travel outside of Canada on Wednesday. But while the new variant certainl...

Scoping out an authentic Christmas tree is becoming a taller task by the day during the holiday season. Most stores have already sold out, or are approaching that point with a massive shortage taking ...

Families and friends eager to get together after another trying pandemic year should be cautious about doing so, according to University of Saskatchewan clinical microbiologist Dr. Joseph Blondeau. Un...

A man is dead following a standoff with the RCMP on the Montreal Lake Cree Nation on Tuesday. Officers from the Waskesiu RCMP detachment were called to a home on Montreal Lake shortly before 5 p.m., f...

Kathy Fast is as close to a professional shoebox packer as they come. Having spent much of her life packing shoeboxes and the past 20 years or so travelling to Calgary to help Samaritan's Purse by ins...