Assiniboia Times

With campsites available in nearly all Saskatchewan Provincial Parks until September 30, 2020, campers can extend the season into the fall with access to most amenities and services.

In an effort to support school divisions’ work to protect the health of students, teachers and staff, the Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation advised members not to volunteer for extracurricular activities.

The Assiniboia RCMP requested the public's assistance in locating the person(s) responsible for a mischief incident that occurred in Rockglen.

It’s time for Canadians to look at the Conservative Party again. We in Western Canada are resilient, entrepreneurial and extremely hard working. These are traits the government of Canada should reward, not discourage.

One of largest car shows in Western Canada has been cancelled. The Labour Day Show N’ Shine will not proceed due to COVID-19 in accordance with guidelines from public health authorities. The event was scheduled for Monday, September 7 in Regina.

For over 20 years, Access7 was the name for Access Communications’ community channels. The co-operative unveiled the new name and look for the platform: AccessNow TV on September 1.

The Ministry of Advanced Education, in partnership with Saskatchewan Polytechnic, is addressing a labour market shortage of Combined Laboratory and X-ray Technologists (CLXTs) in the province.

Moose Jaw RCMP received the report of a vehicle collision involving an SUV and a semi-truck, approximately 10 kilometres east of Moose Jaw on Highway 1 and west of Belle Plaine on August 29 at approximately 4:17 p.m.

Wanuskewin will re-open to the public on Saturday, September 5 for the Labour Day long weekend. The park 13.3 kilometres northeast of Saskatoon is on the tail end of a major $40 Million renewal project.

Administrators and teachers are looking to “up their game” when addressing the “new normal”, a new book “cleaning up their language”. Education in all its forms is a big contributor to this newly identified form of “fowl language”.