The City of Melville continues to move forward with a plan to change a portion of Prince William Drive and all of South Service Road West to Veterans Way. Public Works Manager Andrew Fahlman says they will be ordering the new signs out of Winnipeg and hope to have them delivered to Melville next month. Fahlman said during […]
A Swan River man accused of a homicide in that town earlier this year, has appeared in court again. 30-year-old Tyler Brass was in Swan River today (Fri) on a charge of Second Degree Murder, and was remanded in custody for October 28th in Dauphin. On January 18th, Mounties were called to a report of a stabbing at a home on […]
Premier Scott Moe says Saskatchewan’s 23rd Lieutenant Governor, Russ Mirasty, will be formally installed during a ceremony at the Legislature next Thursday. Mirasty, who served with the RCMP from 1976 to 2013 and was “F” division Commanding Officer, was born and raised in La Ronge, and is Saskatchewan’s first Indigenous Lieutenant Governor. Mirasty was appointed by the […]
One of the men charged after numerous robberies on the Muscowpetung First Nation, was back in court yesterday (THU). 21-year-old Michael Obey, of Regina, who is charged with several offences, including Armed Robbery, appeared in Regina, and will be back in court there, on September 18th. His co-accused, 25-year-old Jarrett Poitras, of the Muscowpetung First Nation, will […]
Thieves have struck again in Yorkton, this time stealing 4 tires and rims right off a vehicle on Hamilton road between Tuesday night and Wednesday morning. It’s the 3rd incident involving theft or vandalism in the city this week. Over the Labour Day long weekend, fences and vehicles with blue spray paint on Sunset Drive and […]
Nominations are being accepted until November 1st for the highest honour in Saskatchewan, the Order of Merit. It was set up in 1985 to recognize excellence, achievement and contributions to the cultural, social and economic well-being of the province. The recipients of the Saskatchewan Order of Merit will be invested by the Lieutenant Governor at a […]
SIGA and the Painted Hand Casino hosted the 3rd annual Day of Sharing yesterday in Yorkton, and across the province. This day helps SIGA gives back to their communities through volunteering , scholarships and sponsorships. Spokesperson Dale St. Pierre says the day raises money for organization they support.
An investment of over $50.8-million, from recipient contributions and the Governments of Canada and Saskatchewan is being made towards water and wastewater projects in Saskatchewan. Langenburg is getting $1.3-million for sewage pumping system upgrades, and the R.M. of Foam Lake 1.4-million to expand the existing wastewater lagoon capacity for the resort villages of Churney Beach and […]
The annual “Brain Boogie” fundraiser for the Saskatchewan Brain Injury Association will be held in Yorkton tomorrow (Sat). For $75, participants will get a round of golf at Cherrydale Golf course with supper to follow, and golfers will tee-off at 12:45 PM. Executive Director Glenda James says all money raised will go the Yorkton branch […]
A new court date has been set for two Ontario residents who face numerous charges, in connection with a traffic stop near Indian Head. 29-year-old Shawn Anderson remains in custody, while 33-year-old Stephanie Maisey has been released, with both set to be back in Regina Provincial Court next Wednesday (11th) RCMP received numerous calls about a […]
