Health and Education
Valley Views | Lumsden’s Sewage: Part of the Saga Paid Members Public
As part of the Animal Kingdom, human beings release various wastes into the environment: CO2, sweat, urine and fecal matter, the latter two make sewage, which can definitely cause health problems if not appropriately managed.
Craik RCMP responded to a fatal house fire Paid Members Public
At approximately 12:30 p.m. on February 18, 2024, Craik RCMP received a report of a house fire on Ottawa Street in Davidson, Saskatchewan.
Highway Hotline users Can now track my plow Paid Members Public
Saskatchewan drivers now have a new Highway Hotline feature to help them plan safe winter travel. Track My Plow allows drivers to see the path of snowplows as they provide snow and ice control on Saskatchewan highways.
Your Life is Your Own Paid Members Public
Life is a gift that is given to us. It is like giving someone a blank canvas and telling them that they are free to use it however they please.
USask College of Nursing Expands Nursing Education in Saskatchewan Paid Members Public
By Kylie Kelso, Senior Marketing and Communications Specialist, University of Saskatchewan College of Nursing Since 2012, the University of Saskatchewan (USask) College of Nursing has been offering the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program at various locations throughout Saskatchewan. At the end of 2023, USask Nursing announced the addition
Looking local for your next career move? Look no further than Suncrest College! Paid Members Public
From the trades to University education, the daunting task of post-secondary education becomes a lot less nerve-wracking when you can do it in your own backyard.
Finding purpose in supporting others Paid Members Public
Ernest Torniado always knew he wanted to help others.
Sask Polytech welding apprentice crowned first Miss Rodeo Agribition Paid Members Public
“As long as dedication is there, it can take you anywhere. I have so much passion and dedication for welding and rodeo,” says Arianna Dyck, who was crowned the first Miss Rodeo Agribition in November.
Measles exposure risk in Saskatoon Paid Members Public
The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) has identified one confirmed case of measles in a Saskatoon resident that was acquired through international travel. The SHA is notifying the public of an exposure risk to the measles virus in Saskatoon.
Providing exceptional learning opportunities for over 50 years Paid Members Public
Carlton Trail College has served the needs of learners in Saskatchewan’s east-central region since 1973.
Exclusion Games Paid Members Public
A phenomenon that has often puzzled me is the way in which schoolchildren (more often girls) may decide to exclude certain children from their activities.
Largest Addictions Treatment Facility in Saskatchewan to Open Near Lumsden Paid Members Public
keeping with the Government of Saskatchewan's commitment to add 500 addictions treatment spaces across the province, a new 60-bed inpatient addictions treatment facility will be established at the former Living Skies Retreat & Conference Centre near Lumsden.
Fort Qu’Appelle RCMP investigating fatal collision Paid Members Public
Initial investigation determined two cars collided
Managing Emotions at Christmas Paid Members Public
As Christmas approaches many emotions are triggered. Some may have happy memories and look forward to special time with family and friends
Remembrance Day - Nokomis Ceremony Paid Members Public
Photos provided generously by Dennis Simpson.
Student Enrolment Increased For Third Consecutive Year Paid Members Public
Homeschooling is up, some small communities decrease
