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Two Arrested in Saskatoon Drug Trafficking Investigation
The Saskatoon Police Service Crime Reduction Team has made two arrests in connection to a drug trafficking investigation. On November…
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Firearms and Explosives Found During Regina Traffic Stop
On November 20, 2022, around 6:15 a.m. a member of the Regina Police Service Canine Unit conducted a traffic stop…
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Sask. Author Releases Latest Children’s Book
Saskatchewan author uses her childhood memories of growing up on a SK farm, as well as life raising children on…
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Provinces Oppose Proposed Expanded Firearms Ban
Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba are united in opposing a proposed ban that would affect hundreds of thousands of firearms owners…
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BoC Says Half of Variable Mortgage Holders With Fixed Payments Have Hit Trigger Rate
Source: Craig Lord Global News, Nov 22, 2022 The Bank of Canada expects 65 per cent of these mortgages will…
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Kindersley RCMP Seek Public Assistance to Identify Individual(s) Responsible for Stolen Oilfield Equipment
Kindersley RCMP is requesting the public’s assistance in locating the individual(s) responsible for theft of oilfield equipment. Sometime overnight on…
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Canadians Will Get GST Credits Starting Friday
Source: Irelyne Lavery Global News, Nov 4, 2022 The legislation is aimed to help low-and-modest-income Canadian families cope with inflation…
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Bank of Canada Officials Must Testify Before Senate Committee
Source: Staff The Canadian Press, Nov 1, 2022 Canada’s annual inflation rate was 6.9 per cent in September but has…
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Government Announces New Crown Corporation Changes To The Structure Of Lotteries And Gaming
The Government of Saskatchewan will soon be establishing a new commercial crown corporation to handle lotteries and gaming in the…
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Government Of Saskatchewan To Exit Liquor Retailing
The Government of Saskatchewan will complete the transition of liquor retailing to the private sector in 2023. “With year over…
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