Sask. RCMP warns about cryptocurrency fraud
The Saskatchewan RCMP is warning residents to keep an eye out for possible cryptocurrency scams.
Through January 1 to July 31, Sask. RCMP have responded to 116 files involving cryptocurrency fraud with victims reporting more than $3.4 million lost due to cryptocurrency fraud.
Scammers have been known to use a few different tactics including:
STF launches education platform and ad campaign
With residents set to cast their ballot for the upcoming provincial and school board elections, the Saskatchewan Teachers Federation has launched an education platform and ad campaign
Check All the Boxes: Supporting Students, Teachers and Our Future in the 2024 Elections – highlights what Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation members are looking for from candidates and offers solutions for elected leaders to address these concerns
Wadena Conservation Officers tracking out of season hunters near Fishing Lake
Wadena Conservation Officers are looking for the public’s help in determining who is responsible for an act of poaching near Fishing Lake.
UPDATE: RCMP seek help in locating missing woman
Shari Lazarus has been found safe.
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Rose Valley/Kelvington RCMP Detachment is seeking the public's assistance in locating Shari Lazaruk who was reported missing from rural location southwest of Kelvington.
Shari Lazaruk was last seen on September 11, 2024 at 7:30 AM. Shari is described as 5'5", 212 lbs. Her apparel is unknown.
If you have information related to this missing person advisory, please call 310-RCMP.
5th Ave Road Closure- September 12
A section of 5th Avenue in Humboldt will be closed off for repairs tomorrow.
The area between Main Street and 9th Street on 5th Avenue will be closed off on Thursday, September 12 from traffic to allow for work to be done.
The closure is expected to last for one day.
The City of Humboldt apologizes for any inconvenience and appreciate the patience of the residents.
Group of Pharmacists to have access to Strep Throat and Ear Infection Testing and Treatment
Pharmacists in the province will have expanded resources to test patients.
The Saskatchewan government announced on Wednesday that a group of pharmacists will be provided training to test for strep throat and ear infections.
NDP Leader Carla Beck set to wrestle with housing dilemma
NDP Leader Carla Beck, back on the campaign trail, says her team is set to tackle the increasingly alarming issue of affordable housing in the province. On September 10 at press gathering, she talked about her plan in initiative a Landlord and Tenant Rent Protection Act and repurpose unused provincial housing.
Investment in province's film industry bears new fruit
To the detriment of the Saskatchewan economy, film studios and production companies have been detouring around the province in the years following the removal of Saskatchewan’s film tax credits. Gone are the days of the beloved prairie classic comedy Corner Gas filming on the streets of Rouleau.
Saskatchewan rural economic development supported with new funding agreement
The Saskatchewan government announced a new funding agreement with Saskatchewan Economic Development Alliance to support rural investment readiness. The provincial government will provide $225,000 as a part of the agreement.
Senior Safety Symposium will focus on health and personal safety
Safe Communities Humboldt & Area, along with numerous regional agencies will be presenting a Senior Safety Symposium to Humboldt and area residents of October 10 at Caleb Village. The Senior Symposium will give seniors valuable information on several safety topics delivered by qualified professionals.
Presentation topics will include preventing falls and getting up from a fall, fraud prevention, medication reviews and flu/covid vaccines, wills, and warning signs of Alzheimer’s Disease.