Author Archives: Craig Silliphant

Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation President Patrick Maze is asking for hockey and other recreational activities to cease operations as an added measure to keep COVID-19 cases out of schools across the...

A COVID-19 vaccine is on the horizon, but it could still take some time before the average person in Saskatchewan can get it. Both the Pfizer and Moderna vaccine candidates have been making progress t...

Snow clearing problems aren't going away for the city. Crews across Saskatoon finished the major project of getting driving lanes cleared on every residential street, but it's still not meeting the ex...

Regardless of where you are located within the province, the COVID response has differed. The same can be said within Saskatchewan's 72 Indigenous communities. From partial to full lockdowns to an inc...

At least two Saskatoon businesses aren't waiting for the province to increase safety measures. The Broadway Theatre and 9 Mile Legacy Brewing Co. are enacting protocols of their own, citing a "dramati...

Martensville Minor Hockey is pausing its program until at least Dec. 1 following concerns of COVID-19 within the community. That's according to the president of the association, Trevor Hanley. "Late l...

The design team for Saskatoon's new central library has been unveiled. According to a press release Tuesday from Saskatoon Public Library's (SPL), Formline Architecture, Chevalier Morales Architectes ...

Parents in the Zone G area received a warning Saturday, through email within the Saskatoon Minor Hockey Association (SMHA). The email, obtained by 650 CKOM, outlines some of the issues the Zone G Redw...

Once again, a group of Saskatchewan doctors are calling for stronger measures to control the spread of COVID-19. Over 300 doctors sent a letter to the provincial government Tuesday, asking officials t...

Saskatoon's cleanup and removal efforts following this past weekend snowstorm will likely be a costly one. Speaking during Sunday morning's press conference, Saskatoon city manager Jeff Jorgenson said...