How safe is marijuana? Saskatchewan experts weigh in
By Meaghan Craig Reporter
Canada’s legalization of recreational cannabis has prompted a lot of conversation in households across the country, including about safety. Continue reading
Safety
Skyline trail reopens after ‘aggressive moose behaviour’ forces closure
Parks Canada issued the notice Saturday morning, as well as safety guidelines for observing wildlife in the park. Continue reading
WorkSafe helps prepare Saskatchewan workplaces for cannabis legalization
WorkSafe has developed a video for Saskatchewan employers to answer questions surrounding the upcoming legalization of cannabis. Continue reading
City of Regina email hacked, experts warn city’s website unsafe as well
By Colton Praill Reporter
On Tuesday, a city of Regina email was hacked, and used as a phishing tool to try and get passwords from city of Regina staff and external groups. Continue reading
‘Look, Listen, Learn’: Fire Prevention Week launched in Saint John
By Andrew Cromwell Digital Broadcast Journalist
Fire safety may be a little more significant in Saint John, following a number of suspicious fire in vacant buildings in the city. Continue reading
CAA Sask. conducts first school zone safety assessment in Regina
By Katelyn Wilson Reporter
While students have been back in school for about three weeks now, on Wednesday morning CAA in partnership with Regina police and Regina Public Schools, conducted a safety blitz to see how many drivers aren’t following the rules. Continue reading
Controversial proposal would introduce boat speed limits to the Shuswap River
By Megan Turcato North Okanagan Video Journalist
A battle is brewing over what future boating seasons will look like on the Shuswap River. Continue reading
Increased popularity of exotic pets in New Brunswick causes growing concerns
By Callum Smith Video Journalist
In 2013, two brothers were killed by an escaped python. A pathologist testified the boys died of asphyxiation, and each of them suffered puncture wounds from snake bites. Continue reading
Safe Community Action Alliance working toward a safer Saskatoon
The Safe Community Action Alliance is working to make Saskatoon a safer place for everyone. Continue reading
Kingston police looking into ‘suspicious’ couple who visited a children’s day camp
Police say an older couple tried to get in contact with a 10-year-old girl who did not know them while she was at a Kingston day camp. Continue reading
