Assiniboia Times

Sometime between the hours of 6-6:05 a.m., a series of loud explosions were heard throughout Assiniboia on the morning of Sept. 22.

In its efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 30 million tonnes per year, the federal government is working developing a new “Clean Fuel Standard” and that is ringing alarm bells for the Saskatchewan government, as expressed by Energy and Reso

Saskatchewan’s provincial government announced annual funding of $24.2 million to the eight regional colleges in the province for skills training programs on September 21. Southeast College will receive $2.7 million.

The Health Canada COVID Alert app became available to Saskatchewan residents on Sept 18. Once downloaded to smart phones, subscribers can participate in digital COVID-19 exposure alerts.

With the provincial election only weeks away, the Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan (APAS) released a set of proposals designed to get candidates from all political parties thinking about how best to support Saskatchewan’s most impor

Assiniboia and southern Saskatchewan experienced overcast skies throughout Monday, Sept. 14. The smoke rolled through from Alberta overnight then coasted into Assiniboia and the surrounding regions.

As Canadians adapt to life alongside COVID-19, governments are hyper-focussed on one thing: recovery.

If Canada is to survive as a nation noted for its peace, security and faith in God, we need to entrust what we believe into the hands of the youth of today.

News about funding for Assiniboia’s new arena and sports complex appeared optimistic this month, when Premier Scott Moe revealed some updates regarding the financial backing for the arena during his visit to Assiniboia on Sept.

There were 11 new cases of COVID-19 to report in Saskatchewan on September 19, bringing the total to 1,787 reported cases. The newest cases were located in the Saskatoon (2), Central West (1), Central East (1), Regina (5) and South Central (2) zones.