REGINA – It appears Premier Scott Moe’s hopes that families in Saskatchewan could get together, or at least visit loved ones in long-term care, over the holidays are likely to be dashed.

In September, October and November there were almost double (18 each month) the amount of thefts and break and enters reported to Kindersley RCMP than in August (10 reported).

On December 7, 2020, Southey RCMP responded to the report of an unconscious individual at a residence in the Southey Detachment area.

REGINA – Saskatchewan is getting the first vaccine for COVID-19 a little earlier than expected, and will be getting more than expected, according to Premier Scott Moe.

Constable Kevin Wilson from the Kindersley RCMP was recognized on December 8th by Mothers Against Drunk Driving Canada for his work in helping remove impaired drivers from the road.

REGINA - The Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce has joined chambers and boards of trade across Canada in a partnership with Magnet and the Talent Opportunity Program to connect chamber members with new talent through a network of hiring tools and business growth resources.

Between November 30th, to December 7th, 2020, Kindersley RCMP responded to 85 calls for service.

The Saskatchewan Internet Child Exploitation Unit (ICE) has charged a Regina man with two child pornography offences in relation to an investigation that began November 17, 2020, into the online accessing of child pornography through file sharing networks.

On November 9th of 2020, nine candidates ran for town council in Eatonia, Sask., six of whom were voted in as the board members.

Betty Konkin presents Lori Minchin with $100.00 for winning the bingo bonanza prize at the Eston Wheatland plus 50 final bingo of 2020.

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce has developed the Training & Employment Network (TEN) to provide support to communities and companies to integrate Indigenous, immigrant, youth and women workers into the local workforce.

On December 4, 2020, several units of the Saskatchewan RCMP, including Battlefords RCMP, the North Battleford RCMP Gang Task Force, the North Battleford Municipal General Investigation Section…

REGINA – The government of Saskatchewan announced a new “Strong Recovery Adaptation Rebate” (SRAR) to help small businesses who have had to come up with ways to stay in business with all the new rules around operating safely in the COVID-19 pandemic.

From March 1, 2020, to November 30, 2020, the Saskatchewan RCMP have received a total of 3,300 COVID-related calls for service. Of these, 49 have resulted in charges.

SASKATOON – A few days after the global pandemic was declared, Jim Boire got a text from his daughter. Rebecca Erker, a Royal University Hospital intensive care unit nurse.

REGINA - Judge Shannon Metivier has been chosen as the new Chief Judge of the Provincial Court of Saskatchewan, effective March 1, 2021. She will replace Chief Judge James Plemel, who was appointed to that position Jan. 1, 2015.

As President of Eston 95 Lions this year, I wanted to get out the message of our Christmas Hamper program.

REGINA - Passing lanes everywhere was a key theme for road construction in Saskatchewan over 2020, and on Dec. 4, the province reported the conclusion of this year’s construction.

Great Plains College is pleased to announce that a Youth Care Worker diploma option has been added to the list of full-time programs offered at the college’s Warman Campus.

REGINA - When the COVID-19 vaccine comes, Saskatchewan will be ready. That’s according to Minister of Health Paul Merriman, who started the Dec. 2 COVID-19 update talking about upcoming vaccines, the first of which, made by Pfizer, received emergency approval in the United Kingdom on that very day.