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Here are the top five most-read stories in West Central Saskatchewan from July 23 to 31, covering everything from local crime and court cases to government updates and community science initiatives. Highlights include a Saskatoon man’s arrest following a tip in Alberta, charges related to a drone drug drop near the Saskatchewan Penitentiary, a Kindersley court sentencing, new Crown corporation board appointments, and an invitation for residents to join the Big Backyard BioBlitz to help protect local biodiversity.
Saskatoon resident charged following suspicious vehicle tip in Evansburg Alberta
A tip about a suspicious vehicle at an Alberta campground led to the arrest of a Saskatoon man with outstanding warrants and the recovery of a stolen travel trailer.
Biggar man charged in drone drug drop at Saskatchewan Penitentiary
A 38-year-old Biggar man and a Garson Lake woman face trafficking and drone-related charges after RCMP intercepted a drone drug drop aimed at the Saskatchewan Penitentiary.
Kindersley court hands down conditional sentence for driving offence
Ryan Halter pleaded guilty in Kindersley Court to operating a vehicle while prohibited and received a 12-month conditional sentence with curfew, rehab conditions, and a three-year driving ban.
Saskatchewan announces new Crown corporation board appointments
The Saskatchewan government has announced new and renewed appointments across its Crown corporations, with 15 new members, five transfers, and 24 reappointments as part of a routine board renewal process aimed at maintaining strong governance and alignment with provincial priorities.
Saskatchewan residents invited to join Big Backyard BioBlitz and help protect local biodiversity
Saskatchewan residents are invited to participate in the fifth annual Big Backyard BioBlitz from July 28 to August 4, a nationwide citizen science event encouraging people to document local plants and wildlife using the iNaturalist app to help protect natural habitats.