Author Archives: Brent Bosker

A bylaw officer in Meadow Lake may be the first in Saskatchewan to sport a body camera. On Monday city councilors approved the purchase and use of the thumb sized camera for the officer. The camera wi...

Dozens of Canadian First Nations are suing the federal government over allegations officials mismanaged their oil and gas resources for decades. The Onion Lake and Poundmaker Cree First Nations have f...

A major expansion of Saskatoon's water treatment plant is complete. On Monday, officials were on hand to celebrate the completion of the $77-million project which included a new four storey facility o...

Four Saskatchewan teachers were among the hundreds of mourners who packed into an Ontario church to to say goodbye to one of the four people killed during last month's shooting in La Loche.  ...

It almost felt like the first weekend of Spring in Saskatchewan.   Regina shattered a 25-year warm weather record on Saturday. It reached 9 C, beating the record set in 1991 at 6.6 C.   Wyny...

Three people involved in a crash Tuesday in Saskatoon have a lot more to worry about than their smashed bumper. Saskatoon Police were called to the two vehicle crash just before 5 p.m. at Third Avenue...

Saskatoon based Cameco is receiving some high praise for its environmental and corporate policies.   The uranium producer is one of nine Canadian firms to make it onto the Globe and Mail's top 10...

Potash Corporation cut food banks in Saskatchewan a cheque for $1 million on Monday. For a sixth year in a row the potash company pledged to match, up to $1 million in donations collected at food bank...

A Grinch tried to steal Christmas from the fire hall in Prince Albert. On Tuesday, someone stole some large inflatable Christmas decorations, that had been set up outside the Prince Albert Fire D...

Despite minus-25 temperatures, the lure of a good deal was just too good to pass up for Boxing Day shoppers.   In Saskatoon, about 50 people packed on the layers and waited in line outside t...