In this June 4, 2019 episode of Southwest TV News; This is prime tick season and before you go for a hike in the woods, you’re advised to apply a DEET product. Numerous individuals drown each year in Saskatchewan lakes and other bodies of water and many of these cases could have been prevented by wearing a life jacket. City residents are reminded that backyard fire pits require a permit from the Fire Department.
In this April 16, 2019 episode of Southwest TV News; 2000 volunteers are required for the 2019 Western Canada Summer Games in Swift Current and the host committee is hoping you’ll sign up for this rewarding experience. As you start up your bbq for another season, fire officials are reminding you to take a few precautions during these dry conditions. Daffodils are a sign of spring and part of an annual fundraiser for the Canadian Cancer Society.
In this February 5, 2019 episode of Southwest TV News; RCMP are reminding you to protect yourself from scam artists by not giving out personal information over the telephone or by email. As you plan your winter vacation, health officials suggest you check for travel advisories and any illnesses which may require vaccinations ahead of boarding your flight. Fire alarms and carbon monoxide detectors save lives and the batteries on these units need to be changed on a regular basis.
In our January 4, 2019 show we present this special edition of Southwest TV News; Swift Current Fire Chief Darren McClelland and his wife Nicole open up about their battle with cancer. In addition, the couple share their thoughts on the overwhelming community support and how its helping their family through this difficult journey.
In this November 27, 2018 episode of Southwest TV News; Christmas is a busy time for the Swift Current Salvation Army and the annual kettle campaign is underway. As you prepare to deck the halls, fire safety is in the spotlight and you’re reminded to check your lights and extension cords for any damaged ends. Proper hand hygiene and food safety are linked to the Noro Virus.
