Abby Zieverink is a journalist based in Kamloops, British Columbia. She writes for CHNL, covering local news and events in the Kamloops area. Abby's articles focus on a range of topics, including crime, politics, healthcare, and community issues.
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By: Abby Zieverink
Extreme cold warnings have descended on much of Saskatchewan, but they are not expected to last long.
"Residents should not walk, ski, skate, bike or play on any body of water."
Make sure your windshield washer fluid is topped up – you might need it this week.
Environment Canada forecasts temperatures around the freezing mark heading into the weekend in Regina and Saskatoon. It comes after large parts of the province have seen temperatures fluctuate drastically over the past week.
The runs at Mission Ridge open Friday, and the tube park opens Saturday.
Saskatchewan is bracing for some more messy winter weather this weekend, with snow, rain and high winds expected across much of the province.
Jelly Roll, the Beach Boys, Riley Green and Jon Pardi are set to play in Regina in 2025.
The city's 2024 budget for snow clearing is $10.6 million, and up to November $7.7 million was spent.
By: Abby Zieverink
The NDP are asking for more from Sask Party’s Minister of Health, Jeremy Cockrill.
People are out with shovels Thursday morning in Saskatchewan after a hefty snowfall.
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