A 39-year-old Balcarres-area man, facing multiple charges, stemming from a police operation in Regina last month, 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 […]
The Saskatchewan Health Authority is issuing an exposure alert after a case of measles was confirmed in Yorkton. The SHA says an individual had recently flown into the Regina airport on Sunday (June 9) after traveling overseas. The alert is specifically for individuals who traveled on the following specific flights and airports: FLIGHT INFORMATION: June 9, […]
Saskatchewan’s umbrella farm organization has come up with a long list of measures to help farmers deal with drought conditions. APAS President Todd Lewis says both levels of government need to respond because ”we just can’t keep hoping for rain.” APAS wants all areas of the province covered under the Livestock Tax Deferral Program, and […]
The President and C.E.O. of the Regina Airport Authority has good news for operators of shuttle services that bring passengers to the airport from out of town. James Bogusz says they’ve dropped the six-hundred-dollar annual licence charge, and now charge on a per-trip basis, making it much more affordable for those providing such a service. […]
A B-C man arrested in Moosomin, after committing a series of break, enter, and thefts, has finally been sentenced. 47-year-old Steven Wuelfrath was in Regina Provincial Court yesterday (Tue), where he was given an additional three months in jail. In September of 2017, Moosomin RCMP arrested a man in the town, who resembled the suspect in a break, enter and […]
Guilty pleas have been entered by one of two men, arrested due to a weapons seizure in Yorkton. On May 6th, the RCMP Crime Reduction Unit conducted a street check on two males, and seized two concealed knives, as well as a loaded sawed-off .22 calibre rifle. 27-year-old Kristopher McLellan was in Yorkton Provincial Court today (Wed), where he was sentenced to […]
Two Ontario men arrested in connection with an incident in Wynyard involving a stolen vehicle, have appeared in court again. On June 3rd, a Mountie conducting patrols ran the licence plate of a vehicle, which came back as stolen from Ontario. The officer followed the vehicle onto Highway 16, where he intitiated a traffic stop, but when he approached on foot, […]
Husky Energy has pleaded guilty to 3 charges after a massive spill 3 years ago, while 7 other charges were withdrawn. Husky was also ordered to pay $3.8-million in fines no later than June 30. It was July, 2016 more than 200 thousand litres of crude oil and a diluting agent spilled from a 16 inch […]
A new court date, for the last of four people charged in August of 2015, following a year-long drug trafficking investigation in the Carlyle area. Mounties eventually seized 100 grams of powdered and crack cocaine, along with 25-hundred dollars in cash. In October, Codie Cardinal, of Regina, pled guilty to a pair of Trafficking charges. He was to be sentenced […]
The Manitoba government is providing 1.7-million dollars to support 24 projects led by non-profit and community organizations in the province. The money comes from the government’s Building Sustainable Communities Program. The Town of Neepawa is receiving $75-thousand for its multi-use trail park. The Souris Glenwood Memorial Complex is also getting $75-thousand for upgrades and equipment.
