Coolest fundraiser returns with Coldest Night of the Year

Put on your toques and winter gear for the third annual Coldest Night of The Year event put on by The Center in Swift Current taking place this Saturday.

 

This is a national event that different non-profits in cities around the country take on to support the hungry, the homeless and the hurting in their communities.

Executive Director of The Center, Nathan Wiebe details the importance of this annual event.

Teacher and staff appreciation week allows for recognition and awareness.

Those that mold the minds of future generations are being recognized this week as part of teacher and staff appreciation week. 

President of the Saskatchewan Teachers Federation Samantha Becotte explains that this year's theme is Champions of Learning. 

Becotte reflects on the attitudes of educators since returning to in-person teaching following the hiatus during the pandemic. 

Sweet deals galore as online auction begins.

Get your sweetheart or yourself a sweet deal starting today as we begin our Sweetheart Of A Deal auction.

Starting today until February 15th it’s your opportunity to bid, buy and save on tens of thousands of dollars or products, services and gift cards.

This year's auction includes everything from a hot tub to a smokeless fire pit and even an E bike along with gift cards to your favorite restaurants and hotels. 

A laundry load of help for the Swift Current SPCA

It appears as though some local businesses are still in the giving spirit even after the holidays as the Swift Current SPCA received some welcomed help recently. 

Amy Dixon, Operations Manager for the SPCA provides details. 

"Len's Plumbing & Heating did everything for the plumbing that we needed for the new machines. We were only set up for one washer, and one dryer but with Voth's help we did get a second set. So, we now have two sets of stackable washers and dryers which is going to come in very handy with the amount of laundry we have to do."

SGI traffic spotlight results show impaired driving still a concern

Over the past couple of months, SGI has been focusing its traffic spotlight on impaired driving. 

Manager of Media Relations for SGI, Tyler McMurchy says this serves as a reminder that impaired driving enforcement happens year-round. 

McMurchy provides the results for the November spotlight.

"In November there were 342 impaired driving offenses. When we break that down it breaks down to 211 drivers charged with Criminal Code impaired driving offenses and another 131 were issued administrative suspensions for lower levels of impairment."

SGI traffic spotlight results show impaired driving still a concern

Over the past couple of months, SGI has been focusing its traffic spotlight on impaired driving. 

Manager of Media Relations for SGI, Tyler McMurchy says this serves as a reminder that impaired driving enforcement happens year-round. 

McMurchy provides the results for the November spotlight.

"In November there were 342 impaired driving offenses. When we break that down it breaks down to 211 drivers charged with Criminal Code impaired driving offenses and another 131 were issued administrative suspensions for lower levels of impairment."

SGI traffic spotlight results show impaired driving still a concern

Over the past couple of months, SGI has been focusing its traffic spotlight on impaired driving. 

Manager of Media Relations for SGI, Tyler McMurchy says this serves as a reminder that impaired driving enforcement happens year-round. 

McMurchy provides the results for the November spotlight.

"In November there were 342 impaired driving offenses. When we break that down it breaks down to 211 drivers charged with Criminal Code impaired driving offenses and another 131 were issued administrative suspensions for lower levels of impairment."

Show your Sask Park pride through new clothing line

The new year will bring with it the launch of a new clothing line from Saskatchewan Provincial Parks. 

Director of Park Business Services for Sask Parks, Jordan Huber explains. 

"We've reached an agreement with Saskamper Apparel to co-brand and co-design clothing and merchandise to help promote, raise awareness, and support Saskatchewan provincial parks."