Author Archives: Andrew Shepherd

Concerns about fuel shortages for emergency vehicles in small-town Saskatchewan were raised during the Municipalities of Saskatchewan bear pit session in Regina on Wednesday. Wakaw Mayor Steve Skoworo...

There’s optimism in Saskatchewan’s oil sector to start the new year. More than half of the province’s oil rigs — 57 of 105 — are now working, with 19 of them starting up ...

As the public contributes to a GoFundMe campaign to help Saskatchewan Roughriders legend George Reed pay for mobility equipment, he’s not the only senior looking for financial aid. Jason Kelln, ...

Rudolph may not be the only one with a red nose during the holidays. The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) is out with its first influenza surveillance report of the season. “The flu season is...

To many, it sounds like gibberish coming out of the speakers during the live auctions at Canadian Western Agribition. The rapid fire of numbers and tongue-twisting filler phrases may be mind-boggling,...

Schools are a place to learn and grow, but they can also be violent for education support workers in Saskatchewan. CUPE did a confidential survey involving more than 1,000 education support workers, h...

Saskatchewan teachers are no closer to a new contract despite months of bargaining. The government trustee bargaining committee met with the teacher bargaining committee to negotiate for the 10th time...

A web application that will connect people seeking access to private land with the owners of the property is getting closer to reality. In March, Premier Scott Moe announced at the Saskatchewan Associ...

NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman is used to getting booed at public events but he received a warm welcome to Saskatchewan on Friday before the Heritage Classic. He spoke at a luncheon hosted by the Chamb...

The mayor of Estevan wants to keep the Energy City going after the federally mandated phase-out of coal-fired electricity by 2030. Roy Ludwig was at the Saskatchewan Legislature for Wednesday's throne...