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RCMP find four dead during wellness check at home in rural Saskatchewan

RCMP find four dead during wellness check at home in rural Saskatchewan

NEUDORF, SASKATCHEWAN — RCMP say they are investigating the deaths of four people at a rural home in southern Saskatchewan. Officers were conducting a wellness check Sunday night at the house near Neudorf, east of Regina.
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Talk of accountability framework raises hopes in STF dispute

Talk of accountability framework raises hopes in STF dispute

Minister Jeremy Cockrill extends olive branch to STF with ‘accountability framework.’
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Bugs, eggs, and chicks to see at Royal Saskatchewan Museum

Bugs, eggs, and chicks to see at Royal Saskatchewan Museum

Plenty to see this Easter break at RSM in Regina with a couple of interesting new displays happening
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Bird tracking network receives $3.1-million boost

Bird tracking network receives $3.1-million boost

Transcontinental project led by USask researchers.
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Weight restrictions on secondary highways begin this week

Weight restrictions on secondary highways begin this week

Spring road bans effective March 25.
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CTF says election delay could trigger millions in MP pensions

CTF says election delay could trigger millions in MP pensions

“If politicians don’t want to look shady, then they should stop doing shady stuff like this.” - CTF
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Saskatchewan’s education standoff continues

Saskatchewan’s education standoff continues

Both sides are entrenched in their positions.
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Teachers strike continues, some withdrawing lunch supervision today

Teachers strike continues, some withdrawing lunch supervision today

The stumbling block for a deal remains “class size” and “class complexity.”
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Unity and possibilities focus of social work campaign

Unity and possibilities focus of social work campaign

There are more than 2,700 social workers currently registered in Saskatchewan.
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Sask. RCMP announces mandatory roadside alcohol screenings on all lawful stops starting April 1

Sask. RCMP announces mandatory roadside alcohol screenings on all lawful stops starting April 1

The certainty of a mandatory alcohol screening is to help discourage those consuming alcohol from getting behind the wheel.
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