Saskatchewan News
OTTAWA — The federal government is extending the period of time a business can employ a low-wage temporary foreign worker.
The change will mean a low-wage Labour Market Impact Assessment, the document an employer needs to hire a temporary foreign worker, will have a maximum duration of two years... Read more
Outlook overcame a 4-0 deficit to take the lead in its season opener, but Perdue scored three unanswered goals to secure a 7-5 win.
Two University of Saskatchewan researchers have received Canada Research Chairs, while a third researcher’s position was renewed.
The federal budget includes a significant increase in the cost to mail a letter. Sarah Mills says that could have... Read more
Some Canadians object to spending money to help Ukraine, but Murray Wood thinks standing up to barbaric aggression is what Canadians fought and died for.
Murray Wood delivers sharp, insightful commentary with a blend of wit, skepticism and straight talk. Whether he’s exposing... Read more
WITH GUEST HOST BRENT LOUCKS
8:30 – The federal Conservatives are blasting the Carney government’s budget, raising concerns about rising debt, government spending and the lack of meaningful tax relief for Canadians. Conservative MP for Regina... Read more
The Thunder returned home Sunday night as Canadian Junior Football League champions for the first time in 13 years.
A six-game winning streak in Melville, a hat-trick parade across the SJHL, a rivalry sweep for Battlefords, and plenty of Mo-mentum in support of men's health.
LONDON (AP) — Russell Brand faces a reckoning Monday for sexual abuse that occurred just offstage from a public life built around boasts of his erotic exploits.
Brand, 51, could receive a significant prison term after being convicted of raping one woman and sexually assaulting three others.... Read more
The room was quiet as Klara Belkin made her way to the chair.
She settled herself, positioning her cello and carefully adjusting the instrument.
Her hands, weathered by 96 years of living, found their familiar places. She lifted the bow. Then she drew it across the strings.
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Oil Kings score pair late to tie game, but Raiders come away with 5-4 victory
A Canadian backpacker said there have been a lot of “disturbing” incidents reported involving wildlife in North America this year, citing a noticeable increase in “abnormal animal incidents.”
“Something has changed this year in some way with animals. There’s no question about it,” Stuart Howe... Read more
A 650 CKOM newscast from the morning after the Saskatchewan Roughriders’ Grey Cup victory in 2025 has won a national award.
The November... Read more
The Riders are playing the waiting game when it comes to the most important position on the field.
Celebrating the history of Saskatchewan and the 100th anniversary of 620 CKRM with a look back at news from the last hundred years.
Here is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to bring you up to speed …
Legal battle over federal firearms ban heads to Supreme Court of Canada
The country's top court is set to hear legal arguments this week about the validity of a federal ban on hundreds of types of... Read more
VANCOUVER — The third in a series of storms is heading for British Columbia, after wild weather knocked out power to thousands, triggered evacuations and left one person dead over the weekend.
Environment Canada issued wind warnings and special statements predicting heavy rain across large swaths... Read more
British Columbia's human rights tribunal has ruled that a private laboratory provider must pay $32,000 in damages, along with other costs, for discriminating against transgender and non-binary patients.
The tribunal found LifeLabs and its subsidiary Excelleris Technologies misgendered and outed... Read more
Spring comes to Leona Antoine's field in patches. The snow retreats from the Nicola River valley, leaving islands of wet grass scattered across her family's land.
It's an invitation to carry on a practice she first learned from her grandfather.
Antoine, who is Syilx and Nlaka'pamux, remembers her... Read more
OTTAWA — The country's top court is set to hear legal arguments this week about the validity of a federal ban on hundreds of types of firearms the government says are fit only for the battlefield.
The hearings, slated for Monday and Tuesday at the Supreme Court of Canada, will give opponents of the... Read more
Team Saskatchewan rallies from an opening loss to Quebec with a 7-4 victory over Alberta, finishing the first day of the Canadian Mixed Curling Championship at 1-and-1.
Ryan Sojnocki, who will receive a Master of Sustainability degree during fall convocation on Nov. 10, is the founder and host of The Regenerative Way.
Burnout has many sources, not a single task such as paperwork.
HOMESTEAD AIR RESERVE BASE, Fla. (AP) — Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Sunday that President Donald Trump launched the war against Iran even if it was not “necessarily popular” to safeguard the world from the country's nuclear ambitions.... Read more
Richardson Pioneer Southern Rebels sign new defenceman, prepare for special Nov. 11 pre-game ceremony
The Canadian Forces Snowbirds are making another attempt to fly over Regina on Monday, giving fans in the Queen City one last chance to see the aerial display team.
The team... Read more
A 4-3 win in La Ronge on Nov. 7 was the Bruins' first road win of the season.
It’s taken 13 years, but the Regina Thunder are once again national champions.
The Prairie Football Conference champions went out to B.C. and defeated the Westshore Rebels 42-21 thanks to... Read more
Thunder take 42-21 victory in Canadian Bowl to win second national championship in team history
Soren Grass and Efetobore Oyibo’s idea for a video game earned them top spot in Estevan’s first-ever Game-a-thon.
Saskatchewan Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Commission host 26th Apprenticeship Celebration.
FCL allocates funds on behalf of 150 member co-ops.
With Remembrance Day coming up, we want to remember those who served overseas. But what about the people who kept things going here at home?
Historian Kelsey Loney studies Saskatchewan women, agriculture, and animals during the Second World War. She has written a book, A Vacation for Victory... Read more
First proposed more than a decade ago, an affordable housing project in downtown Regina is set to become a reality.
The federal government has... Read more
As Saskatchewan looks to keep its waters free of invasive zebra mussels, the provincial government has announced the winner of an innovation challenge focused on aquatic invasive species.
The province said PathoScan, a Saskatoon biotechnology company, has been selected as the winner of... Read more
Primary agriculture production continues to increase and the food manufacturing sector wants to grow, but investment is missing.
TORONTO — York University is investigating a cybersecurity incident resulting in the theft of personal data which was discovered last month.
The school said an unauthorized actor accessed information of individuals who completed online forms on select websites, such as residence applications and... Read more
Police and fire vehicles were seen at the collision site in the 900-block of Fourth Street.
Founded by two experienced oilpatch workers, Rawhide Energy hopes to bring new drilling technology to southeast Saskatchewan by spring 2027.