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Number of northern Sask. wildfires increases over weekend Provincial officials say the threat of wildfires in northern Saskatchewan increased over the weekend. The province is now battling uncontained fires near Grandmother’s Bay and along Highway 102 from La Ronge to Wollaston Lake. This added to the fires already burning near Dillon, Michel Village, St. George’s Hill, Stony Rapids and Stanley Mission. Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency vice-president of operations Steve Roberts said recent dry weather throughout much of the north has increased the fire risk. “Very little precipitation ...

Fires threaten northern communities amid record-breaking heat wave Province-wide fire ban extended until Monday amid increased risk to northern communities Cloverdale fire - Submitted photo The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) says three fires are within 20 kilometres of a northern community amid a record-breaking heat wave engulfing Western Canada. A province-wide fire ban remains in effect at least until Monday when the SPSA will re-evaluate. The fire ban will continue to span the entire province for all Crown lands.  There should be no open burning and no fireworks on provincial C...

Provincial fire ban expected to remain in place until at least next week The Saskatchewan government is not quite ready to lift a provincial fire ban just yet. According to the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency, there were 30 active fires burning in the province on Thursday afternoon. This includes three wildfires the province is battling in northern Saskatchewan. These blazes are the Lock Fire burning near Dillon, the Stallard Fire near Stony Rapids and Pothole Fire in the vicinity of Stanley Mission. The Stallard Fire is about 18 hectares in size, Pothole Fire 360 hectares and Lock Fire is ...

Massacre on a college campus happened at the university of texas in austin back in 1960 when a gunman climbed up that famous clock fire and opened fire on students with an assault rifle. he killed 16, then killed himself. lawmakers who support this bill say it's all about self-defense to make sure another virginia tech or university of texas never happens. listen. >> right now students being law abiding for the most part, they know they can just go in and shoot anybody he want and not meet any resistance. if we pass this bill, that leaves some doubt in their mind. you know dhoorks professor ca...