Category Archives: Front Page Headlines

Three new cases of COVID-19 are being reported in Saskatchewan on August 24. This brings the total to 1,602 reported cases with 98 cases considered active. One case, an out-of-province resident, has b...

Nature Conservancy Canada has finalized the purchased of 866 hectares of native grasslands along the north shore of Buffalo Pound Lake. The purchase took place as part of a partnership between the NCC...

With funding help from the federal government, the Town of Lumsden’s solar projects will help reduce carbon emissions by 320 tonnes a year and over 13,000 tonnes over the life of the project. Th...

The Saskatchewan Health Authority is warning residents that a person likely infectious with COVID-19 visited three Swift Current businesses on August 17th and 21st. The SHA says the person was at the ...

The town of Pense, just west of Regina, tried to become the first Saskatchewan town to win the Kraft Hockeyville promotion earlier this month, but they were beaten out by Twillingate, Newfoundland. Ha...

The City of Regina is introducing new Traffic Calming curbs, pre-made concrete slabs that are placed on the road to replace speed bumps where pedestrian safety is a concern. Director of Roadways and T...

There's a new way to support local artists and functional goods producers in Saskatchewan. 'From: the Prairies' is a box full of products from seven local businesses that's now available through their...

Photo from Conservative Party of Canada Facebook page. Erin O’Toole has been elected the new leader of the federal Conservatives, Canada’s official opposition, replacing Andrew Scheer. O&#...

A by-the-minute plan to reveal the new Conservative party leader found itself delayed by hours Sunday as technical problems counting the ballots forced the postponement of the results. Upwards of 175,...

There are three new cases of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan, bringing the total to 1,600 reported cases. There is one case each in the North Central, Regina, and South West (1) zones. Of the 1,600 reported ...