by MBC News | Sep 9, 2014
It is the single largest contributor to learning disabilities for Saskatchewan children and it is 100% preventable. Today, a flag raising was held in front of the Saskatchewan Legislature to get people thinking about the impact of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder....
by MBC News | Sep 8, 2014
Talk of a northern economic corridor was on the agenda last week when Alberta Wildrose Party Leader Danielle Smith spoke to a Saskatoon business association. Smith told the North Saskatoon Business Association that a corridor running from northern Ontario through the...
by MBC News | Sep 8, 2014
The federal government is renewing its commitment to fight homelessness in Saskatoon with another multi-million dollar announcement. Over the next five years the government will invest $5.6 million to the Saskatoon housing initiatives partnership. This follows a...
by MBC News | Sep 8, 2014
The province has contributed $217,000 to the on-going renovations to the province’s oldest building. Holy Trinity Anglican Church, a well-known landmark along the Churchill River, will receive refurbishment of stained glass windows and frames. It is the second...
by MBC News | Sep 8, 2014
An autopsy is expected to be done this week after a death on Friday at the Kahkewishtahaw First Nation in southern Saskatchewan. Broadview RCMP were called to a home on the reserve shortly after 1 p.m. on Friday. Police say a 40-year-old man from the reserve was...
by MBC News | Sep 8, 2014
The Victoria Hospital in Prince Albert received a bomb threat Friday afternoon. Ambulances were diverted from the hospital for a short period of time before returning to normal. Police say they conducted a search of the facility and determined there was no immediate...
