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The Saskatchewan RCMP has updated its monthly list of wanted individuals, highlighting offenders considered to present a significant risk to public safety across the province.

The RCMP says the list is not exhaustive, but features individuals selected through a data-driven scoring system that uses the Crime Severity Index — a national tool from Statistics Canada that considers both the frequency and seriousness of offences. Personal factors such as age, gender, or background are not considered in determining the offenders featured.

A former Swift Current resident and her husband are each facing $10,000 fines in British Columbia after another conviction of harm towards animals.

Tanisha Kendall (Perrault) and Rhees Kendall were convicted in Duncan, BC of an offence of willfully causing or, being the owner, willfully permitting to be caused unnecessary pain, suffering or injury to an animal or a bird.

Area residents who visited two Regina businesses earlier this week should monitor themselves for symptoms of measles.

The warning was issued Friday afternoon by the Saskatchewan Health Authority, which said in a prepared release that “individuals who were at any of the following locations during these time periods should monitor themselves closely for up to 21 days after the exposure.”

It is with sadness that the family announces the passing of Eugenie “Jean” Rose Schultz of Moose Jaw on April 8, 2025, at the age of 83.

She is predeceased by her parents and her daughter Terry. She will be sadly missed by her children Garry (Wendy), Tracey (Anthony), Sandy, Louie (Tina) and Stephen (Sherri); numerous grandchildren, great-grandchildren and a few great-great-grandchildren; siblings Robert (Marie), Angelle as well as numerous nieces and nephews and friends.

The Senior City Final badminton championships took place on April 8th at Peacock Collegiate. Each school could enter two participants in each of the five categories: boys singles, girls singles, boys' doubles, girls' doubles, and mixed doubles.

Cornerstone emerged victorious, securing their fifth consecutive team championship and winning gold in four out of the five categories. Central followed closely, earning one gold and three silver medals.

Spring cleaning is upon the city of Moose Jaw, which means a lot of waste needs to be disposed of in the proper manner. From yard waste to household garbage, here is what you need to know moving forward.

May long weekend (May 17 - 19) will be the time to dispose of yard waste for free at the Moose Jaw Landfill (1802 Caribou St. East). 

The first class of Saskatchewan Marshals will be sworn in at the end of the month. This news closely follows the creation of the Saskatchewan Marshals Service's (SMS) first Regional Headquarters, which is to be located in the North Battleford area.

Damaged tires, delays and more. Motorists were in for a nasty surprise earlier this week as they entered the Regina bypass and passed over the weigh scale, only to find the plate covering the equipment was missing.

Reports came in that indicated at least six vehicles had their tires damaged as a result, and the affected lane had to be closed while bypass teams addressed the damaged scale.

The Regina Bypass team issued a statement about the incident:

Things are starting to heat up in Saskatchewan, the days continue to get longer and the sun’s rays wash over the Land of the Living Skies with renewed intensity. 

With the signs of spring so evident it’s easy to forget that just a few short months ago natural gas was the main source of the province’s warmth, and it takes a lot to make that happen. 

Manitoba country recording artist Jason Kirkness stopped by the station to chat about his latest single, “What Got Me Here,” his adventures in podcasting, and an upcoming documentary that offers a closer look at his journey. Check out Courtney Fielder's conversation with Jason Kirkness: