Sask. NDP Says These Deadly Drugs Got Them Trippin' Fam! 💀💊

The Deets

Okay, fam, listen up! North Battleford is straight-up wildin' with these drug alerts, it's the third one this month, no cap. Apparently, there are some seriously sketchy substances floating around, including discarded medical vials possibly laced with fentanyl, morphine, and a whole bunch of other stuff that'll mess you up.

Like, nearly one person a day in Saskatchewan is meeting their maker because of overdoses or poisonings. That's a major L.

The Sask. NDP is big mad about it and is like, "We need emergency action, like, yesterday!" They're screaming for the government to throw some serious cash at addiction support on the front lines, fund the police to shut down these drug dealers, and actually deal with why people are turning to drugs in the first place.

They're warning about some clear or milky-white liquid, and the health peeps are sus of propofol and ketamine.

The NDP wants a whole emergency plan that includes real-time drug alerts, funding for those frontline heroes, more overdose prevention and mental health support, and better tracking of drug-related deaths. For real, this is getting out of hand.

Hold up, there's more! City of Moose Jaw is also letting everyone know the utility bills aren't gonna be delivered by mail 'cause of the Canada Post strike. You'll have to peep that online or something.

But not to worry, because Skywatchers in Saskatchewan can anticipate the Orionid meteor shower, peaking later in October 2025. The shower occurs annually as Earth passes through debris from Halley’s Comet. Skywatchers are encouraged to dress warmly and bring a blanket or chair to enjoy the spectacle. Clear, open areas in the province's northern and central regions offer prime viewing conditions.

Stargazers may also see Comet C/2025 A6 (Lemmon), a green-hued comet making its closest approach to Earth between Oct. 20–21. The comet will not return until the year 3421.