Sarah Mills: speeding tickets hardly send message to slow down
A speeding ticket two months after the fact hardly sends a message to slow down. In today's Mills Minute, Sarah Mills re...
Forest fire smoke from Alberta has made its way into Saskatchewan.
Environment Canada says the smoke is reducing visibility and increased air quality health index values in many locations.
Saskatoon’s air quality health index was at 4 at around 5 p.m. Thursday.
The smoke is moving south and is expected to end the air quality statement after a few hours.
Environment Canada warns that people may experience coughing, throat irritation, headaches and shortness of breath as the smoke moves into the province.
