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Most Saskatchewan drownings happen in lakes and rivers
9+ hour, 26+ min ago (705+ words) SASKATOON — Water-related activities increase every summer, with families and other groups enjoying camping and spending the weekends cooling off at lakes, and doing other water-related activities in rivers or indoor and outdoor pools. Data provided by the Saskatchewan branch of…...
Apprehending those who threaten communities a top priority: RCMP | 620 CKRM - The Voice of Saskatchewan | Harvard Media
8+ hour, 56+ min ago (358+ words) REGINA — Bringing those who are introducing risk to communities before the courts is a top priority, says Saskatchewan RCMP. “That’s why Saskatchewan RCMP officers – whether on the frontline or in specialized units – prioritize arresting people wanted on warrants and making…...
Arts in Action: U of R students turn classroom learning into real-world experience
3+ hour, 26+ min ago (876+ words) REGINA — Where can an Arts degree lead? It is a practical question, and for students approaching graduation, a personal one. More than 200 students have completed AWEI. The program averages 15 internships per semester and is supporting 21 internships during the current Spring…...
Public joins Swift Current Museum for Hillcrest Cemetery history walk
10+ hour, 28+ min ago (869+ words) SWIFT CURRENT — Members of the public explored the history of Swift Current during a summer walking tour of Hillcrest Cemetery, the city's oldest cemetery, hosted by the Swift Current Museum on July 23. The tour, led by museum summer student Sophia…...
Reduced upkeep at Regina off-leash parks raises concerns among owners
5+ hour, 15+ min ago (436+ words) REGINA — Concerns are growing among dog owners about declining maintenance at the city's off-leash parks. As part of the approved 2026 budget, the city cut approximately $2.1 million from its forestry budget. As a result, several off-leash parks are now having their…...
Jury rules Umpherville’s death ‘undetermined’, recommends police wear body cams
13+ hour, 2+ min ago (222+ words) PRINCE ALBERT — A coroner's inquest determined Boden Umpherville's death was caused by a lack of oxygen to his brain but couldn’t say exactly how it happened. The six-person jury concluded Friday that the 40-year-old’s medical cause of death was asphyxia…...
Heat warning continues throughout southern Saskatchewan
11+ hour, 36+ min ago (93+ words) 620 CKRM Heat warning continues throughout southern Saskatchewan SOUTHERN SASKATCHEWAN — A heat warning remains in effect for parts of southern Saskatchewan on July 25. According to Environment Canada, daytime highs in the low-to-mid 30s C, combined with overnight lows in the high teens,…...
Overdose cases causing strain on SFD’s resources
12+ hour, 26+ min ago (922+ words) SASKATOON — Saskatoon Fire Department Deputy Chief Rob Hogan said firefighters are continuing to meet emergency calls despite a sharp increase in overdose incidents in the past few months that has stretched crews and placed growing pressure on the department's resources....
Regina police offer tips for safe use of e-bikes and e-scooters
14+ hour, 26+ min ago (127+ words) REGINA — The Regina Police Service says it is aware of public concerns regarding the use of power-assisted bicycles with pedals (e-bikes) and electric scooters (e-scooters) throughout the community. Concerns raised include: underage youth operating them, unsafe speeds, riding on sidewalks,…...
Sask. Highways Minister urges caution in construction zones, including on Highway 47 near Springside
1+ day, 9+ hour ago (35+ words) 620 CKRM Sask. Highways Minister urges caution in construction zones, including on Highway 47 near Springside Leave a Reply Cancel reply...