Regional News

On Thursday, Feb. 28, a presentation on the ABC’s of Dementia was held at the Legion Hut in Carlyle. Abby Wolfe, Public Awareness Co-ordinatior with the Alzheimer’s Society of Saskatchewan gave the presentation.

Tuesday, the Water Security Agency (WSA) released a spring runoff forecast for 2019.

There are currently no confirmed cases of measles in Saskatchewan. The Saskatchewan health ministry wants to keep it that way. The ministry is encouraging people in the province to make sure that their vaccination is up to date.

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That long lost Nigerian brother you previously knew nothing of is getting smarter. It’s not a good thing.

Expedia has released their 2019 Family Travel Report that looks at travel habits of Canadian families with children ranging from toddlers, to pre-teens to teenagers.

Known as the “Bavarian city of the Rockies,” Kimberley has a population of roughly 7,500 people and is located within minutes of spectacular ski hills.

Two officers with the Lower Mainland Integrated Police Dog Service were seriously injured in a hit-and-run in South Burnaby Monday morning. The two officers had been training dogs in the area, according to a witness who saw the accident.

“Cat furniture helps cats be happy.” It’s a bold claim, but a quick glance through Vancouver-based Tuft + Paw’s inventive and engaging selection of kitty beds, perches, and posts showcase a variety of ways to keep feline companions purring.

This week on the Vancouver Is Awesome Podcast we’re joined by Elizabeth “Liz” Rose, who at 26 years old became the youngest Canadian to reach the peak of the Seven Summits – the highest mountains on each of the seven continents.