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Saskatchewan, especially western regions, faced some freezing temperatures Saturday into Sunday
18+ hour, 30+ min ago (161+ words) It was chilly in most areas of Saskatchewan Sunday morning, particularly in the Western region of the province. “The coldest temperatures were certainly in the North Battleford and Kindersley area,” said Environment Canada meteorologist Rose Carlsen. “The North Battleford station…...
Saskatoon Public Schools opens nominations for Ward 5 trustee by-election
18+ hour, 59+ min ago (174+ words) Residents interested in serving on the Saskatoon Public Schools board now have an opportunity to seek election in Ward 5. Nominations have officially opened for the Ward 5 trustee by-election, which was called following the departure of former trustee Jennifer Scherman, who…...
Ward 5 nominations for the Saskatoon Public School board now open
21+ hour, 45+ min ago (90+ words) Country 600 CJWW Ward 5 nominations for the Saskatoon Public School board now open Nominations are now open for a by-election to fill the vacant Ward 5 seat on the Saskatoon Public Schools board. The election was called after former trustee Jennifer Scherman…...
Protective services personnel being honoured by the province
21+ hour, 45+ min ago (137+ words) More than 200 protective services personnel from across Saskatchewan have being recognized for their long service to the province. Recipients of the Saskatchewan Protective Services Medal were honoured this past Thursday during a ceremony in Saskatoon hosted by Lieutenant Governor Bernadette…...
Work to start Monday on repairing 108th Street Overpass
21+ hour, 50+ min ago (142+ words) Country 600 CJWW Work to start Monday on repairing 108th Street Overpass It will take a couple of weeks to repair the damaged girders on the 108th Street overpass. The work will begin Monday morning and there will be a number of restrictions....
Province increases funding for Roadways Literacy Academy
21+ hour, 40+ min ago (180+ words) Country 600 CJWW Province increases funding for Roadways Literacy Academy The Saskatchewan government is expanding its partnership with Roadways Literacy Academy in Saskatoon, providing increased funding and formally recognizing the school as an Alternative Independent School beginning in the 2026-27 academic year....
Forty drivers charged with alcohol or drug consumption at Police and RCMP checkstops over the Labour Day long weekend
3+ day, 13+ hour ago (253+ words) Country 600 CJWW Forty drivers charged with alcohol or drug consumption at Police and RCMP checkstops over the Labour Day long weekend Policing partners from 14 agencies joined Saskatoon RCMP CTSS operations to promote safe driving behaviours and removing impaired drivers from…...
108th Street overpass repairs begin next Monday
3+ day, 12+ hour ago (142+ words) The work is needed to repair damaged girders following a vehicle impact that occurred during the afternoon of March 11th when it was clipped by a driver hauling an over-height load. During the repairs, drivers and pedestrians can expect the following…...
Former staff member at Saskatoon school charged with sexual assault
3+ day, 13+ hour ago (138+ words) A 41-year-old Saskatoon man is facing ten criminal charges following an investigation into sexual interference at a Saskatoon school earlier this year. The report was filed May 26th involving a former staff member at a school in the 300 block of Avenue…...
City of Prince Albert looking for indigenous art to put on transit shelters
3+ day, 16+ hour ago (90+ words) Country 600 CJWW The Mayor of Prince Albert says adding art to transit shelters can be a way of reducing vandalism. Bill Powalinsky says the City is requesting submissions of Indigenous artwork to be placed on three shelters—-two metal designs…...