The Canadian Federation of Independent hopes the premiers follow through on a commitment to simplifying the movement of goods from province-to-province. The group’s Marilyn Braun-Pollon says the Premiers appear to be unanimous about making actual free trade happen within Canadian borders and calls the move crucial to small business especially with recent impediments in key […]
A 39-year-old Balcarres-area man, facing multiple charges, stemming from a police operation in Regina in May, has made another court appearance. On May 16th, Regina police were watching a man, known to be the subject of arrest warrants, in the six-hundred block of Montague Street. Around 1 a.m. the next morning, after hours of negotiating, the suspect came out of […]
It’s day 2 at Country Thunder in Craven, and the RCMP have been kept busy. They’ve issued 55 traffic tickets, 77 warning tickets, located 4 people on outstanding warrants, issued 2 roadside driving suspensions and charged 2 drivers for prohibited driving. They’ve also arrested 10 people for offenses including causing disturbances and being intoxicated […]
Another court appearance has been made by a Gilbert Plainsman, charged in connection with a stabbing incident in that town. 21-year-old Roger Keshane remains in custody, with his next appearance set for November 20th, in Dauphin Provincial Court. His co-accused – a 17-year-old boy, who can’t be named due to his age, will be back in Dauphin […]
Saskatchewan continues to do its part in bringing in wildfire evacuees from northwestern Ontario. It was confirmed about 300 arrived in Regina yesterday (Thurs) and an additional 300 is expected to land in the Queen City today (Fri). Saskatoon is expected to receive 200 evacuees tomorrow (Sat) and Prince Albert could also be taking in people […]
A meet and greet was held at the Parkland College this (Fri) morning to welcome Mark Hoddenbagh, the new President and CEO. Hoddenbagh will also serve as the President and CEO of Cumberland College and says he’s excited to work with the great staff at both colleges. “I’ve met a lot of great people so […]
Damaged shingles, holes in siding and tree branches torn off. That’s what we’re seeing from a storm that brought hail to parts of the region, including Langenburg, last night. Other pictures posted to GX94 show holes in the siding of a home, smashed plant pots and a tomato plant that got shredded. The Yorkton area escaped […]
Canada’s provincial and territorial leaders wrapped up three days of meetings in Saskatoon, and Saskatchewan’s Scott Moe talked to his colleagues again on where Saskatchewan stands in regards to Ottawa’s carbon tax. Moe says each province should be able to address emissions without the federal government stepping in. Other topics included energy pipelines, and the […]
Eight flights carrying about 400 wildfire evacuees from Northwestern Ontario will land in Regina today. They are coming from a remote First Nations community near the Manitoba border called Pikangikum and will be set up in 500 available dormitory rooms at the University of Regina and 150 hotel rooms set aside in the city. Vice President […]
The case of a 35-year-old man charged with multiple child porn offences has been put over to next Monday (July 15) in Regina Provincial Court. He can’t be named due to a publication ban, and his co-accused, a 40-year-old man, will be in Red Deer Provincial Court next Wednesday (July 17). On June 24th, the Saskatchewan […]
