Giant Tiger recalls clothing items due to 'presence of mold'
Giant Tiger is recalling thousands of clothing items due to the presence of mold.
The recall involves Giant Tiger brands sleepwear, including Monkey Bars, Bella & Birdie, Mountain Ridge, Survival Gear, and Carisma, as well as Men’s Sherpa Robes, Pajar Ski Pants and Men’s Ski Pants.
A Health Canada Recalls and Safety Alert says the recalled products may contain mold.
Be prepared before hitting the trails
With all the snow that southern Saskatchewan has been getting, it's been a great season for local snowmobile riders.
Over 11,000 kilometres of trails are maintained and groomed by volunteers with 53 clubs across the province.
The local group, the Souris River Snowmobile Association, has maps available HERE.
SGI warning of refund text scam
Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI) is warning of another text scam going around, informing people they are being sent a refund.
The crown corporation says the texts are not from SGI.
If the text contains a link, do not click on it.
Contact your bank immediately if you have clicked the link.
SGI warning of refund text scam
Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI) is warning of another text scam going around, informing people they are being sent a refund.
The crown corporation says the texts are not from SGI.
If the text contains a link, do not click on it.
Contact your bank immediately if you have clicked the link.
Canadian Blood Services says there is an immediate need for donors
Canadian Blood Services says there is an immediate need for donors from all communities to book and keep appointments and help restore and grow the blood and plasma supply for patients this winter season.
Winter storms in many parts of the country have impacted collections and the ability to safely distribute blood products.
There have also been many cancellations due to winter cold and flu season.
Canadian Blood Services says there is an immediate need for donors
Canadian Blood Services says there is an immediate need for donors from all communities to book and keep appointments and help restore and grow the blood and plasma supply for patients this winter season.
Winter storms in many parts of the country have impacted collections and the ability to safely distribute blood products.
There have also been many cancellations due to winter cold and flu season.
Premier Scott Moe issues statement concerning Sunwing cancellations
Premier Scott Moe issued a statement late last week about Sunwing's cancelled operations in Saskatoon and Regina until February.
"This is a very irresponsible decision by Sunwing for everyone who has booked a vacation, particularly those who are currently at their destination and are uncertain how and when they will get home.
Province's top men's curling teams coming to Moose Jaw this weekend
Saskatchewan’s top men's curling teams are coming to Moose Jaw this weekend (Dec 9-11).
The Moose Jaw SCT Tour Spiel (Saskatchewan Men’s Curling Tour Event) will be hosted for a tenth year at the Moose Jaw Curling Centre at the Moose Jaw Events Centre.
Many familiar names, including former provincial curling champions, will be competing for a total prize purse of $6,000.
Men’s Teams
76th Annual Rotary Carol Festival enters night two
Last night was the first night of the 76th Annual Rotary Carol Festival at the Zion United Church.
The event is hosted by the Moose Jaw Rotary Club and features choirs from across Moose Jaw and the surrounding area performing Christmas favourites.
A second performance will be held tonight starting at 7pm.
Saskatchewan travelers can now access Highway Hotline through new app
Saskatchewan motorists will now be able to check the Highway Hotline through an app on their smartphones.
Saskatchewan's Highway Hotline has launched a new version of their app with cleaner graphics and added functions such as an expanded route-planning feature that includes road conditions.