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Clint Gottinger, a tow truck driver in rural Saskatchewan, was heading out to work when he noticed a moose trapped in some ice.

A B.C couple originally from Creighton, Sask., and Flin Flon, Man., wanted to help families from their home communities who lost their homes during last year's devastating wildfire season. With the Art Unexpected project, they plan to donate art to families rebuilding their homes.

Spiritwood, Sask., conservation officers are investigating after a black bear sow and its cubs were shot and "left to waste" earlier this month.

The 306’s Peter Mills sat down with Regina guitarist Jack Semple to talk about his recent cancer diagnosis and what it was like to almost lose his one passion in life. After a trip to the Mayo Clinic in the U.S., Semple had a fast recovery. He's now writing new music and plans to return to the stage later this summer.

As Mandy Currie fought through 81 kilometres, 4,000 metres of elevation, 35 C heat and intense humidity, she had her late sister with her.

The Town of La Ronge has taken the next step toward allowing homeless encampments in some areas. Council voted unanimously Monday to have the administration draft a parks bylaw amendment that would allow outdoor camping in undeveloped parks and recreation areas.

The Canadian Football League will kick off its season earlier and revamp its playoff format in 2027.

A La Ronge, Sask., man pleaded guilty to one count of arson for starting a fire that grew to more than 200,000 hectares at the height of last summer's wildfire season.

Saskatchewan RCMP’s Yorkton Saskatchewan Trafficking Response Team (STRT) arrested five people and laid more than 60 charges in relation to a drug trafficking investigation in Yorkton and the surrounding area.

The amendments proposed by Saskatchewan's Minister of Health would provide the province's College of Physicians and Surgeons similar powers as regulatory bodies in other provinces.

Hundreds attended an artificial intelligence expo Monday in Saskatoon, two days after Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew announced a social media ban for teens that will include AI chatbots.

Prince Albert police are investigating an arson incident involving a firearm early Monday. Police said officers were sent to help the fire department at a business on the 3300 block of Second Avenue West shortly after 5:15 a.m.

Juno winning guitarist Jack Semple joins The 306 to talk about undergoing brain surgery and his recovery.

Roughriders CEO Craig Reynolds talks to reporters about CFL adopting a new playoff format in 2027.

Prince Albert police released security video that appears to show four people torching a business in the Saskatchewan city early Monday.

The Prince Albert Raiders couldn't leave town without a big send-off. The Raiders split the first two games in the Western Hockey League’s eastern conference final. Now they're off to Medicine Hat for Game 3 on Tuesday night.

Michaela Kleisinger is back with the University of Regina's Cougars women's basketball team after the school originally decided against her for the position.

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe is calling Ottawa's new sovereign wealth fund a good initiative. But Moe says if Prime Minister Mark Carney really wants to unlock investments in major projects, the government should walk back environmental policies Moe says are getting in the way.

There have been four homicides in Saskatoon so far in April — half as many as in all of last year. The city has seen six homicides in 2026, compared with eight in 2025.

The RM of Sherwood's office was vandalized Sunday night, with spray paint spelling out an anti-AI sentiment across the front doors.