Author Archives: Teena Monteleone

Don't miss this exciting opportunity. Saskatchewan is holding its fist food summit in Saskatoon on March 2 and 3 at TCU Place. The summit is being organized by the University of Saskatchewan Center fo...

The Prince Albert and Area Community Foundation exists to provide a unique opportunity for area residents to invest in their community and to fund charitable activities that will contribute to an impr...

The Prince Albert and Area Community Foundation exists to provide a unique opportunity for area residents to invest in their community and to fund charitable activities that will contribute to an impr...

Starting at 9 a.m. today Sixth Avenue East between 15th and 19th Streets will be closed for a snow lift. One side of Sixth Avenue East will be closed at a time with two-way traffic accommodated on the...

After a report of a cull of sled dogs near Whistler recently surfaced, a local musher said he thinks the situation could have been handled differently. "Every musher has to say goodbye to their dogs a...

Since starting with panow.com as the Community Affairs Editor, I have been kept pretty busy contacting community groups in the city to discuss how I can help to promote what they do and who they are. ...

Mayor Jim Scarrow left the Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association convention in Saskatoon emphasizing a need for a national strategy to assist municipalities with fixing crumbling roads and bri...

for paNOW You don't hear about rabies very often, but cases continue to show up across the country. Each year, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency compiles data on the confirmed cases. For 2010, most ...

Illegally importing cigarettes into Saskatchewan will not fly with the provincial government. Tobacco enforcement agents seized 100 cartons of smokes from a courier depot in Saskatoon earlier this wee...

A doctor shortage in Wakaw means it will not be business as usual at the local hospital, at least temporarily. The Saskatoon Health Region has found a locum to fill in until permanent doctors are foun...