Boil water advisory in effect for Carman residents
Cloudy water has caused the Town of Carman to issue a boil water advisory that has lasted three days so far. Continue reading
Safety
Motivational speaker teaches Saskatoon students about workplace safety
Saskatoon students listened to motivational speaker Spencer Beach as part of WorkSafe Saskatchewan’s Work2Live Tour. Continue reading
2 pedestrians struck, killed minutes apart in Toronto and Mississauga collisions
The collisions happened about 15 minutes apart Tuesday evening and come hours after a woman was fatally struck by a dump truck in Mississauga. Continue reading
Concerns heard regarding parking and safety at Regina’s General Hospital
General Hospital staff and visitors along with nearby residences shared their concerns regarding safety and the possibility of the City of Regina adding parking meters to the area around the hospital. Continue reading
Keep ice thickness in mind on Saskatchewan lakes: ministry
The Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment is reminding people to check for safe ice before venturing out for ice fishing or other winter activities. Continue reading
Number of Block Parent homes in Winnipeg on steep decline
By Kevin Hirschfield Reporter
The number of Block Parent homes in Winnipeg has gone from 16,000 back in the ’80s to just over 600 in 2018. Continue reading
Death of 4-year-old Yarmouth, N.S. girl highlights parade safety
By Rebecca Lau Reporter
Both Westville and Fall River say they are making safety changes in response, even as the RCMP say they’ve ruled out one possible factor in the Yarmouth tragedy – parked cars. Continue reading
One-third of 911 calls not emergency-related, London police estimate
London police estimate around one-third of calls they receive through 911 are not related to emergencies. Continue reading
Health Canada, Saskatchewan health groups warn residents about dangers of radon
Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer in Canada and Saskatchewan is a hot spot. Continue reading
Sask. employers can soon use software to detect workplace fatigue and impairment
The Safety Association of Saskatchewan Manufacturers announced Thursday they will be the licensed distributor of a new workplace fatigue and impairment screening software called AlertMeter. Continue reading
