This week in West-Central Saskatchewan and beyond, emergency crews responded to a semi-truck crash near Kenaston causing traffic delays, while a tornado watch was issued for parts of the region amid severe weather concerns. Meanwhile, a motor vehicle collision in Kindersley left one injured, and two people tragically died in a small plane crash near Vermilion, Alta. On a more positive note, the federal and provincial governments announced a $3.4 million investment in a University of Saskatchewan genomics project aimed at advancing sustainable beef production.
Emergency crews respond to semi-truck collision at Kenaston intersection
Emergency crews responded to a semi-truck collision at Highways 11 and 15 near Kenaston, causing debris on the road and traffic delays, with no immediate reports on injuries.
Governments of Canada and Saskatchewan invest $3.4M in USask genomics project
The federal and Saskatchewan governments are investing $3.4 million over four years in a genomics project at the University of Saskatchewan to advance sustainable beef production through improved genetics and reproductive efficiencies.
Tornado watch issued for parts of West-Central Saskatchewan
Environment Canada has issued a tornado watch for parts of west-central Saskatchewan, warning that conditions may produce funnel clouds and brief tornadoes, urging residents to stay alert and take shelter if severe weather approaches.
Injuries reported after morning accident in Kindersley
A motor vehicle collision on Kindersley’s east side Tuesday morning injured one person who was treated on scene and taken to hospital, while emergency crews secured the area and managed traffic.
Two dead after small plane crashes near Vermilion, Alta.
Two people died in a small plane crash near Vermilion, Alta., Saturday afternoon, with the Transportation Safety Board investigating the cause.