Teena Monteleone

2 weeks ago | panow.com | Teena Monteleone

“I had to find a different way to pay my vendors and that’s not always easy. You either have to e-transfer or use VISA. Some companies, other than a cheque, will only take an EFT and that costs a lot of money.” Humphreys isn’t alone when it comes to her thoughts about Canada Post.

2 weeks ago | panow.com | Teena Monteleone

Thomas was last heard from on March 31. On Monday, the Prince Albert Police Service and the Search and Rescue Saskatchewan Association of Volunteers (SARSAV) began an expansive search of an area between 42nd Street East and 38th Street East to Central Avenue; it’s near Thomas’ last known whereabouts.

3 weeks ago | panow.com | Teena Monteleone

The human-caused Camp Fire is approximately 32,000 hectares in size. It is considered uncontained and is burning about 25 kilometres to the east of Candle Lake, about 15 kilometres away from Smeaton and 11 kilometres away from Snowden. Bob Reid is a farmer who resides in the area. He said the fire is near the community pasture land. He and other area farmers have been discing burning fields with their own equipment.

3 weeks ago | panow.com | Teena Monteleone

By Bill 21 May 14, 2025 | 6:52 PM Some firefighters and the NDP are sounding the alarms about a recent bill to create a pilot project that uses the burning of derelict buildings as a training opportunity for firefighters. The bill passed third reading Tuesday and is just waiting on royal assent, but there are concerns about a lack of consultation by the government on Bill 21 – an amendment to the Construction Codes Act.

3 weeks ago | battlefordsnow.com | Teena Monteleone

Saskatchewan Volunteer Fire Fighters Association (SVFFA) President Louis Cherpin said burning older buildings, many of which may contain asbestos, lead-based paint, and other toxic materials, releases hazardous contaminants into the air. “Exposure to these substances can have long-term effects on firefighters and residents nearby.