Nykole King

Goodbye to Glen Elm: Love, loss, and new beginnings as trailer park residents deal with eviction Glen Elm trailer court residents share stories of moves they didn't want to make, after parts of the community were shut down this year.

Glen Elm residents fought to try and keep the mobile home community together. They watched it slowly unravel over the spring as families moved out, one-by-one.

Now, with 33 homes, only a fraction of it remains. leaderpost.com/feature/regi...

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Saskatchewan in 'unprecedented' measles outbreak: Shahab As of Thursday, Saskatchewan had seen a total of 27 measles cases so far in 2025, 15 of which were confirmed over the past week.

Saskatchewan in 'unprecedented' #measles outbreak: 27 cases this year, including 15 the past week. Most of the people infected have not been vaccinated, says chief medical health officer, Dr. Saqib Shahab, by @nykoleking.bsky.social thestarphoenix.com/news/saskatc...

'Disastrous': The collapse of the NDP vote in the federal election and how it happened Monday's federal election concluded with the smallest number of NDP seats (seven) in the party's 90-year history.

The federal party's poor results in Saskatchewan speak to "some of the broader struggles that the NDP has in Canada as a whole." leaderpost.com/news/nationa...

Ex-employee says people dying while on wait list for Lumsden addictions centre The province's largest publicly-funded, privately-run addictions treatment centre is being criticizing for not filling to capacity.

A former admissions coordinator for what would have been the biggest addictions treatment centre in Saskatchewan said she knew of four people who died while on the waiting list. One was a close friend.
The Lumsden facility hasn't taken any in-patients since it opened last spring.

Regina Co-op's shelved renewable diesel, canola crush projects will see light of day: stakeholders Stakeholders remain optimistic that Co-op's proposed renewable diesel facility and canola crush plant will happen despite being put on hold.

Plans were shelved last week for what would have been one of the biggest renewable fuel facilities in Canada.