Category Archives: GX94 News
Manitoba RCMP continue to investigate cold case
A murder that occurred sixteen years ago today (Mon) near Dauphin, still hasn’t produced an arrest. On March 13th, 2007, 54-year-old Diane Paul was shot dead as she slept. Her husband, former Da...
Mar 13, 2023
Yorkton RCMP searching for man unlawfully at large
The Yorkton RCMP is asking for the public’s help in locating a 30-year-old man, who is wanted for being unlawfully at large. RCMP say Jonathon Carlos Eugene Anaquod was last seen on Smith Street...
Mar 11, 2023
Saskatchewan’s merchandise exports grew in January 2023, compared to January 2022
Saskatchewan’s economy continues to grow, particularly in merchandise exports. That according to the province, which reported that merchandise exports increased by 56.7-percent in January of 202...
Mar 11, 2023
Saskatchewan’s merchandise exports grew in January 2023, compared to January 2022
Saskatchewan’s economy continues to grow, particularly in merchandise exports. That according to the province, which reported that merchandise exports increased by 56.7-percent in January of 202...
Mar 11, 2023
Saskatchewan’s winter weight season about to wrap up
Winter weight season on Saskatchewan secondary highways is soon coming to a close. The province announced that winter weights will be removed at midnight on Wednesday, and spring road restrictions wil...
Mar 11, 2023
Saskatchewan’s winter weight season about to wrap up
Winter weight season on Saskatchewan secondary highways is soon coming to a close. The province announced that winter weights will be removed at midnight on Wednesday, and spring road restrictions wil...
Mar 11, 2023
Fuel thefts in Saskatchewan were up in 2022
The Saskatchewan RCMP saw an increase in fuel thefts in 2022. Mounties say they received 818 reports of theft of fuel last year, an increase of 70% from 2021. Detachments with the highest amounts of f...
Mar 11, 2023
USask researcher: super pigs continue to be a problem in Canada and now in the U.S.
Super pigs don’t wear capes and they don’t leap buildings in a single bound, but they do eat almost everything in their path and they are spreading across Canada and now into the United St...
Mar 11, 2023
Manitoba to switch clocks one-hour ahead once again
A reminder for Manitobans. Daylight Saving Time takes effect in that province at 2 o’clock tomorrow (Sun) morning, when clocks should be advanced one hour, to 3 o’clock. Under ManitobaR...
Mar 11, 2023
Mayor of Yorkton highlights upcoming events
The Mayor of Yorkton is raising awareness of a few events coming up. Mitch Hippsley says Yorkton’s largest rummage sale is taking place on May 13th at the Gallagher Centre Curling Rink from 9 a....
Mar 11, 2023
