Nick Cooper

On Thursday, Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe took to Facebook to announce that those in affected communities will see their television, cellphone and internet services waived. 

In the post, Scott Moe explained, “SaskTel is continuing to waive overage fees for communities affected by the wildfires. 
 
Customers who are forced to leave their homes due to the wildfires will not be charged for television, internet, and home phone services.” 

Read the full post below.

Get ready for a good laugh and some great food as Rosetown Kinsmen Club hosts comedians Dave Nystrom and Dodlands own Cory Mack. 

The money raised will be going toward the new all-inclusive playground’s phase 2 which includes installing a covered picnic area, some additional equipment and some sidewalks and park benches. 

As awkward and uncomfortable as it is to talk about, Prostate Cancer is an issue that affects most men. It is the most prevalent cancer among men with 1 in 8 men being diagnosed in their lifetime, the majority being in men over the age of 50. 

As awkward and uncomfortable as it is to talk about, Prostate Cancer is an issue that affects most men. It is the most prevalent cancer among men with 1 in 8 men being diagnosed in their lifetime, the majority being in men over the age of 50. 

The weather is warm and everyone including the wild life are enjoying it. Thats why Corrections, Policing, and Public Safety want to remind everyone to leave the wild animals, young and old alone. 

Ted Glass, Conservation Officer, explains, 

With temperatures starting to warm, ticks are slowly making their move for the season. Specialists in the area are warning that when temperatures reach above 4 degrees, that's when ticks start to wake up from their slumber. 

After having hibernated for the cold seasons, these creatures are now hungry and looking for their first meal so they can tend to be more active as things defrost.