Assiniboia Times

Saskatchewan’s weather normalized on Wednesday, July 8 after an evening of strong westerly winds associated with a low-pressure system, which hung over the central and southwestern areas of the province the night before.

At approximately 1:30 p.m., an officer from the Craik RCMP Detachment stopped a vehicle for speeding northbound on Highway 11 near Davidson on July 3.

As the spread of COVID-19 in Canada slows down, the economic and social impacts of the pandemic are becoming more apparent. Faced with rebuilding an economy that was largely brought to a forced halt, Canada is at a crossroads of sorts.

SaskTel conveyed a 2019-20 net income of $119.8 million and operating revenues of $1,283.7 million, a year-over-year revenue growth of $5.8 million, on Wednesday, July 8.

Environment Canada’s meteorologists were tracking a potentially dangerous thunderstorm in the Assiniboia area at 7:24 p.m. C.S.T on July 7. This storm was said to be adept in creating caustic gusts, nickel-size hailstones and rainstorms.

Favourable conditions for severe thunderstorms in the Assiniboia-Gravelbourg area, which in turn might produce tornadoes, were reported on July 7. Environment Canada said severe thunderstorms would develop later in afternoon towards the evening.

Saskatchewan’s annual summer free fishing weekend is July 11 and 12. Residents and visitors to the province are allowed to fish in any of Saskatchewan’s public waters, which are open to sport fishing with no licence required.

There’s no question the COVID-19 crisis has had an impact on SaskPower.

My son ordered a graphics card worth $700 in an online shop – he worked for it for three weeks in A&W Assiniboia as a service crew member. He was excited to buy his dream graphics card for his computer. I'm the one who helped my son buy this item.

The Office of Residential Tenancies (ORT) will begin accepting eviction applications from landlords for non-payment of rent beginning on August 4.