Morgan Modjeski
Regina Leader Post
Saskatoon, SK, Canada
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Yellow Vest rally won't tolerate racism, xenophobia: Saskatoon organizer
An organizer says racism and xenophobia won't be tolerated at a "Yellow Vest" convoy rolling through Saskatoon on Saturday. → Read More
Public asked to 'watch out' after Optimist Hill vandalized
“It’s just an added burden that isn’t appreciated,” said Joe Van’t Hof, co-chair of the Optimist Hill Campaign. → Read More
Crime Watch Advisory Network expanded
An online tool aimed at notifying Saskatchewan residents about crime in the province is expanding earlier than expected. → Read More
Community support 'overwhelming' after Prairie Lily vandalized
"It's frustrating and a bit hurtful that someone would do something like that to someone else," said Joan Steckhan. → Read More
Olive Garden is coming to Saskatchewan
Regina’s new Olive Garden will be slanging bread sticks and pasta out of its location at the Grasslands Shopping Centre, while the location in Saskatoon is expected to open up at Preston Crossing. → Read More
Truck driver responsible for Broncos' bus crash to be sentenced Friday
The sentencing of Calgary truck driver Jaskirat Singh Sidhu will take place just under one year after the Humboldt Broncos bus crash that lawyers say is incomparable to any other in Canada. → Read More
U of S support workers' union rallies to 'send a message' before new contract talks
Hundreds of union members cheered, chanted and blew into plastic noisemakers outside the U of S administration building, a gesture of support amid an ongoing pension dispute. → Read More
Saskatoon man says cousin survived Mosque attacks by minutes
“We will not stop worshipping. It's what brings us peace and tranquillity. We hold our mosque very dear to us and all places of worship very dear to us, and we will fill them regardless of what any extremists or any person that is full of hate does or says." → Read More
N.Z. shootings: Premier Moe says 'no place' for hate, Islamophobia in Saskatchewan
"There’s no place for Islamophobia, there’s no place for racism or actions like this in our province, in this nation or in this world and I condemn those actions.” → Read More
Warman couple who lost majority of life savings to career fraudster has warning for others
Tina and Ben Bueckert hope the darkest chapter of their lives can be a warning to others that sometimes, friendships are not what they seem. → Read More
Car enthusiast argues SGI licence plate standards 'whacked'
"In layman's terms, I'd say they need to lighten up a little bit," Tim Rosenau said. → Read More
Saskatoon Police seek help returning valuable, limited edition coins
Police noted in the Tweet the coins could be related to a potential break-and-enter in the city or theft. → Read More
Regina Archbishop apologizes, acknowledges clergy abuse in open letter
"It's a reality," he said. "It's not like it didn't happen. There's been abuse in the archdiocese and all over ... even if there's one, there's a legacy." → Read More
Family, friends identify Pinehouse Lake man as RCMP investigate suspicious death
"If he had one bottle of water on a hot summer day he would give you as much as you needed before himself." → Read More
AIDS Saskatoon moves forward on Saskatchewan's first 'safe consumption' site
“We think the need is pretty vital right now,” said Jason Mercredi, AIDS Saskatoon’s executive director. → Read More
Sask. diocese wants to hear from potential survivors of clergy abuse, pastoral misconduct
The Archdiocese of Regina wants to hear from people who may have suffered from sexual abuse or pastoral misconduct in Saskatchewan. → Read More
Sask. Rush rally behind Saskatchewan's Assman
The Saskatchewan Rush seem to have picked up a case of Assman mania. → Read More
Sustainability efforts breaking down silos at U of S
"Ultimately, the whole U of S is benefiting," said grounds manager, Gift Marufu, who helped spearhead the project. → Read More
Prolonged cold snap may break Friday: Environment Canada
Saskatoon is in the midst of a historic cold snap, but people throughout the city continue to fight the freeze. → Read More
More than a dozen cold injuries recorded at ERs in Saskatoon and Regina
"If you stay a few hours in the cold, individuals can lose consciousness, become confused — can fall — and they might not remember actually what happened," he said. → Read More