Barriers have been built high enough in communities along Katepwa Lake to protect against the water levels seen in 2011. Continue reading
This week is Missing Persons Week in Saskatchewan. It is meant to raise awareness about why people go missing and dispel some of the myths. Continue reading
In the summer of 2011, Sheila Acton and her sister planned to expand a water sport business by adding an all season vacation rental home. The flood halted those plans. Continue reading
Just two years after the last major flood, homeowners in the Qu’Appelle Valley are once again preparing for the worst. Continue reading
Out of 14 seats in Saskatchewan, only one is currently held by a Liberal. Continue reading
Speakers from Saskatchewan and Manitoba will be joined by a pair of speakers from the Netherlands, a country that is very familiar with flooding. Continue reading
The title of Saskatchewan’s worst road is up for grabs as CAA Saskatchewan has launched its online campaign for another year. Continue reading
A new women’s emergency crisis centre in Melfort will have sixteen beds for women and children leaving violent homes. Continue reading
The province’s three per cent tax hike on alcohol won’t be in place until April 1st, but businesses are already cringing. Continue reading
REGINA – Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall says overall, he likes what sees in the federal budget. “We were hoping for some infrastructure support and additional Building Canada money. Here we see new Building Canada money that is going to be important for a growing province,” said Wall. The budget includes a renewed infrastructure fund worth… Continue reading
