Kamsack RCMP are searching for a missing Keeseekoose First Nation woman. 28-year-old Jamie Lee Cote was last seen at about 2 o’clock in the afternoon on Tuesday, August 13th, getting into a grey S-U-V heading west from Norquay. She’s described as five-foot-eight, 170 pounds, with brown eyes and wavy brown shoulder-length hair. Jamie was last seen wearing a […]
A Roblin man who pleaded guilty to Criminal Negligence Causing Bodily Harm and Public Mischief, has been sentenced. In Yorkton Provincial Court this (Tue) morning, 31-year-old Craig Massey received a 4-month conditional sentence, to be followed by 8 months of probation. In June of 2017, Massey rolled his vehicle on Highway 10 near Dunleath, left the scene, and reported it stolen. A […]
Farmers in Saskatchewan will be ramping up harvesting activity over the next few weeks, and that means more equipment on the roads. SGI’s Tyler McMurchy says that means a bit of an increased risk for accidents involving farm machinery and other vehicles. Preliminary numbers from 2018 show there were 12 collisions involving farm equipment, which […]
One of two people charged in connection with a March 24th drug bust in The Pas, has made another court appearance. The search at a home in the town turned up nine grams of crystal meth, drug paraphernalia, cash, cellphones, and various weapons, including knives and brass knuckles. 49-year-old Roger Dram of Winnipeg appeared in court there yesterday […]
RCMP are looking for 3 suspects after the Club 15 Cheers Tavern in Kelliher was held up early Saturday morning by balaclava wearing thieves. One had a machete, one a toy gun and the 3rd a rubber hammer, which was used to hit the owner over the head. They made off with 15 […]
More problems with the 8 year old ice chilling system at the Horizon Credit Union Centre in Melville. Last September, a small pipe that houses brine fractured, causing it to mix with ammonia. Community Works Manager Chris Bruce says now it failed a second time, which means it will be replaced. The machine, which is covered by […]
The City of Yorkton presented its Financial Statement at last nights council meeting. Director of Finance Ashley Stradeski says the city does have a debt limit of $42-million, but adds they don’t choose their own limit, saying the province does. Among the nearly $15-million in debt, $3.9-million is for the Fire Hall, $1.3-million for the Gallagher Centre, […]
5 homes dedicated to helping families in need of emergency or transitional housing were officially opened this (Mon) morning in Regina. Silver Sage Holdings purchased and renovated the homes which are located in residential neighbourhoods providing families close access to shopping, schools and other services. Regina MLA Warren Steinley says this opportunity will allow families […]
The City of Saskatoon has released more details on the fraud scheme that took them for more than 1 million dollars. The fraudster was impersonating the C-F-O of Allan Construction when requesting to change banking information with the City last month. Since the City became aware of the situation, they’ve been able to recover 40 thousand dollars. […]
This year’s Health Foundation Charity Road Race in Yorkton was a success, raising more than 30 thousand dollars. Foundation Executive Director Riss Fisher says that’s above the average from the run. The money goes toward the purchase of new digital mammography equipment for the hospital.
