They Were the Kings of Curling
As Moose Jaw prepares to play host to the BKT World Men's Curling Championship at Temple Gardens Centre, one of the men who won the very first world men's curling title will be watching from the comforts of his living room on Moose Jaw's north side.
Arnold Richardson and his wife have been living in Moose Jaw for a number of years, enjoying life at a local retirement home and staying as active as possible.
Poilievre, Singh focus on affordability, Carney visits his Ottawa riding
Affordability measures dominated the promises on the federal election trail on Saturday, with the NDP focused on capping the price of some food items and Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre offering more tax writeoffs to some trades workers.
The first week of the federal election drew to a close with both Liberal Leader Mark Carney and NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh paying a visit to the national capital.
SGI gears up for a road safety refresh
As local drivers and community members are taking in the sunshine of the first week of spring, SGI is keen to encourage safe driving this season.
Maintaining an appropriate following distance and staying mindful of puddles and potholes are just a few of the SGI's recommendations for motorists this spring.
Jeremy Pilon, communications consultant at SGI, highlighted that folks should keep an eye out for wildlife, especially around dawn and dusk when many animals are most active.
Crushed and facing a storm: How STARS defied the odds to save a life
Can you imagine the weight of 18 tonnes of truck and 20 tonnes of excavator?
To put this immense amount into perspective, the combined weight of the machinery is equivalent to about 22 cars. Picturing this number, however, was likely far from Sean Rickards' mind as he found himself crushed between the two pieces of equipment.
“I was broken within a millimetre of my life,” he said afterwards.
SaskTel expanding 5G into more rural communities including east central
SaskTel released another list of locations that they'll be expanding 5G service into, which will include communities and highway areas in east central Saskatchewan.
The latest increase comes as part of SaskTel’s current initiative to deliver faster connectivity to rural areas.
Carney campaigning in his Ottawa riding today, Poilievre in Winnipeg
Liberal Leader Mark Carney will be campaigning in Nepean today, the Ottawa riding where he is seeking election.
Carney, who has not yet served as an MP, is expected to meet with volunteers in the riding at 10 a.m.
Carney has faced questions about his decision to run in Nepean, which became vacant only after the Liberal party ousted MP Chandra Arya as its candidate three days before the election was called.
APAS vice-president hopes federal election sees balance between environmental and agriculture priorities
With a federal election on the horizon, agriculture organizations are taking a look at some of the actions they want to see for the future.
For the Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan, they've been calling for changes to be put forward for the Carbon Tax, which has seen the consumer side recently come off.
Vice-President Chris Procyk says he hopes to see that continue to be a policy point for all federal parties in the upcoming election.
Broncos seek road victory to break home team dominance in series against Bombers
Home cooking has been the recipe for success in the series between the Humboldt Broncos and Flin Flon Bombers.
Through the first four games, the home squad has won each contest as the Broncos will try and break that trend on Saturday night at the Whitney Forum.
After their second straight overtime win on Wednesday night, Associate Coach Carter Hansen said the pressure falls back to the Bombers.
Sask RCMP recommends caution with weekend travelling
It's going to be a difficult trek with travelling throughout the rest of the day and into the weekend.
Snowfall began yesterday and has carried over into today, creating slippery conditions on the roads along with reduced visibility.
Environment Canada’s Stephen Berg says the snowfall will ease later tonight.
Celebrate Classroom of the Month for March
Do you know a deserving classroom that goes above and beyond? Now’s your chance to recognize them! Nominate a classroom for the Classroom of the Month, where one lucky class gets a special treat.
The winners for March were Ms. Phillips class.
The nomination stated:
"They are a great group of students. I enjoy going to teach this class every day!"
The winning class enjoyed a delicious lunch from Boston Pizza, snacks from the Humboldt Coop, and some awesome swag bags from Spotlight Sport and Corporate Wear.