Cumberland House Woman Takes Beef With SaskTel to CRTC

A Cumberland House woman has filed an official complaint with the CRTC over what she feels is a lack of Sasktel service for northern Saskatchewan. Renee Carriere says she had called Sasktel for service on January 7th, but they wouldn’t be able to help her until the...

Pilot Escapes Serious Injury In Key Lake Helicopter Crash

A helicopter pilot was luckily able to walk away after his aircraft crashed in northern Saskatchewan early Wednesday afternoon. Reports say the Eurocopter AS-350 operated by Airspan Helicopters collided with the ground near the Key Lake mine around 12:30 p.m. The...

Testimony Wraps Up At Cyr Murder Trial

The Regina man accused of beating a toddler to death in June 2012 underwent tough questioning during cross-examination at his second-degree murder trial on Thursday. Thirty-four-year-old Adam Cyr is the final witness in the trial that is now in its third week. He is...

Province Says Retention Of Rural Doctors Improving

Saskatchewan is making progress when it comes to keeping locally trained doctors in the province. The retention rate of medical graduates trained at the University of Saskatchewan has jumped by 11 per cent over the past year. “Physicians that are newly trained in...

Stratton Wins La Ronge Council Seat In By-Election

Vern Stratton is the newest elected member on La Ronge council. Stratton was elected to council in a tight race edging out Cory Ecarnot 64 votes to 62 in Wednesday’s by-election. A total of seven candidates ran for the council seat and 273 residents cast votes....

PA Workshop Hopes To Broaden Business Understanding Of Treaties

An upcoming workshop in Prince Albert is offering businesses a chance to further understand First Nation treaties. Understanding Treaties, presented by the Office of the Treaty Commissioner, will take place at the Prince Albert Inn on February 24. Workshop facilitator...