Weyburn's Ty Mason reflects on golden triumph with Team Canada West

“It was definitely something special, and something that I’ll remember for the rest of my life.” 

Those words from Ty Mason about his experiences playing with Team Canada West at the World Junior A Challenge in Truro, Nova Scotia earlier this month, and coming home from the tournament with a gold medal.  

White Christmas still a possibility as forecast remains clear

Christmas is just under a week away, and in most years, we have a pretty clear idea if we will have a white Christmas or not.  

“The answer is, we don’t know yet, because there’s a few things going on when we determine white Christmases,” said Environment and Climate Change Canada meteorologist Terri Lang. The biggest factor is the amount of snow on the ground. Environment Canada considers it to be a white Christmas if there are two or more centimetres of snow on the ground.

Southeast battles respiratory viruses: Influenza cases soar

Throughout the southeast, and across the whole province, respiratory illnesses have been on the rise. In the most recent Community Respiratory Illness Surveillance Program, released by the provincial Ministry of Health on December 8th, the primary cause for respiratory illnesses was influenza, followed by COVID-19, then Respiratory Syncytial Virus.  

Digital safety: How to safeguard against sextortion

A tragic situation in Prince George, British Columbia has the RCMP encouraging parents and caregivers to have open, honest conversations with their children about financial sextortion.  

Catherine Tabak is the senior manager for cybertip.ca, the national tipline for reporting incidents of online child sexual abuse and exploitation, and it is operated through the Canadian Centre for Child Protection. She explained what sextortion is.