Local News

Norquay residents came together to support a local fall supper at the Ukrainian Catholic Parish church, highlighting their eagerness to contribute to a common cause.

All donations will go to The Soup Haven.

In Yorkton donations will be directed to the Breakfast Club of Canada.

Police say witnesses have suggested there was a white Dodge Ram driven by a female, and a blue coloured quad moving the cattle away from the pasture this past weekend.

The MRC offers free drop-off at Sort & Go for recycling, small appliances, batteries, oil and anti-freeze, electronics, metals, rimless tires, bicycles and appliances.

Sask Federation of Labour and SEIU-West both denounce Parents Bill of Rights Act as the “Notwithstanding Clause bill.”

In a social media post Saskatoon’s Mayor Clark says he agrees with those who have asked province to withdraw legislation.

Kayla Okemaysim-Gamble was last seen in the 2100 block of McEown Avenue on Oct. 17. 

Saskatoon police  patrol officers responded on Oct. 7 to 62 Mackie Crescent to a report of an injured man in the backyard.

Saskatoon police say he was found carrying an imitation (BB) pistol, a baton and two knives attached to a tactical vest. He also had a small amount of methamphetamine on him.