Author Archives: Craig Silliphant

COVID-19 has made its way into the staff of Medavie Health Services West in Saskatoon. The emergency medical service handles all ambulance duties within Saskatoon. Its director of public affairs, Troy...

For the first time since March, Becky Scharfstein-McGettigan's family was able to hug her grandmother. With the COVID-19 restrictions keeping everyone at a distance and families looking to keep their ...

The BHP Enchanted Forest is having a banner year in 2020. While many favourite events had to be cancelled, the Enchanted Forest has been able to continue with its following intact. "We're very happy w...

As we continue through the winter months in Saskatchewan, many are looking for things to keep busy. If your winter activities include heading out to the lake or any other frozen body of water, it's im...

The body of a missing 25-year-old man has been found. Earlier Sunday, Carnduff RCMP and the Saskatchewan RCMP Underwater Recovery Team investigated the report of the missing man. The man told his fami...

A resident at a long-term care facility in Saskatoon has tested positive for COVID-19. That's according to Eric Anderson, communications leader at Sherbrooke Community Centre. Anderson said this place...

As we get closer to Christmas Day, the Saskatoon Fire Department is prepared to answer your call. "There'll be some additional challenges and some sacrifices by us all in order to get safely through t...

The holiday season in 2020 is unlike anything we've experienced in the past. Zoom calls may be replacing old traditions in your home and you may feel uncomfortable about it all, but that's O.K., accor...

A lot of the world has changed this past year, but one thing you can count on to not change is the Eaton's exhibit at Saskatoon's Western Development Museum (WDM). Now in its 33rd year on display, the...

We could get to see a roadmap of how the City of Saskatoon will handle future extreme snow events in the near future. A motion passed unanimously Monday during Saskatoon City Council's December meetin...