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In 2026-27, Saskatchewan will provide over $392 million in Municipal Revenue Sharing, the highest amount to date. This funding, distributed based on population, allows municipalities to allocate resources as needed without restrictions. It represents an 8.5 percent increase from the previous year, aiding local growth and infrastructure projects.
Saskatchewan students will learn CPR starting in the 2026-27 school year through a partnership between the Ministry of Education and the Heart & Stroke Foundation. The CardiacCrash program will provide training and resources to schools, aiming to equip students with lifesaving skills and improve emergency response in cardiac situations.
Calgary high school student Jarrett Gross initiated a flip phone study to address smartphone addiction among peers. Involving seven participants, including friends and family, the study aims to examine psychological effects through brain scans. Preliminary observations indicate that reduced smartphone use may enhance mindfulness and sensory perception, sparking interest in further research.
Alberta farmers express skepticism over the federal government's suspension of the fuel excise tax, implemented to alleviate rising costs ahead of planting season. They argue the relief is minimal, lasting only to September 7, while prices for fuel remain high. Farmers emphasize the need for comprehensive government policies that address broader operational challenges.
In an update this week, Red Deer RCMP report that Talon Horton has been located safe. "We thank the public and media for their assistance." Read the original missing persons report below. https://thecommunitypress.com/2026/03/26/former-forestburg-teen-missing-since-mid-february/
A person reported the theft of copper wire worth approximately $5,000 from a local construction business. The next day a person reported suspicious activity around the property of a local construction business. They provided police with a description of the vehicle involved. CCTV footage revealed the suspect vehicle.
A family in Donalda, Alberta, suffers significant loss from a house fire on April 7, with most possessions destroyed. Fire crews responded promptly, containing the blaze, which was deemed accidental. A GoFundMe has been initiated to assist the family in recovering from this tragedy. The local water system managed the emergency without major issues.
The RCMP is inviting the public to participate in its annual Name the Foal contest for its 2026 foals, focusing on names starting with "C." The contest runs from April 7-24, with prizes for participants under 14. Entries must be submitted by April 24, 2026, for consideration.
By Ethan Neufeld, Student Reporter Starting on Tuesday, April 7, Dr. Tim Hanton, Dr. Rami Abu-Zeidan, and Dr. Stanislav Ahteminciuc temporarily relocated their Killam clinics to the Flagstaff County Office in Sedgewick.… continued