Saskatchewan News
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Tom Jackson is calling for stronger wildfire prevention and infrastructure to better protect Indigenous communities.
We pay two to five times more to build major infrastructure than other countries, reducing investment returns and driving private capital away.
He should be careful what he wishes for because Canada’s terms would reshape American politics.
The Manitoba Bisons opened the U Sports football season with a statement, and nobody saw it coming. The Saskatchewan Huskies were the casualty.
Delegation attending World Nuclear Symposium and Canada - U.K. Nuclear Day.
Hundreds of thousands of Americans living in Canada could face uncertainty over voting rules ahead of the U.S. midterm elections.
Trevor Harris won’t ever forget being next to Zach Collaros almost a decade and a half ago when the two quarterbacks were CFL greenhorns. How things have changed for the better since then.
Riders fans and Regina businesses are gearing up for the Labour Day Classic, with stores and bars expecting a busy weekend.
The contest wrapped the club's annual training camp, which attracted 60 players.
Mark Pettitt sees a lot of good things have come out of the group since its inception.
Michael Peterson was last seen in the area of Alport Crescent between 12th Avenue North and Chase Crescent.
Experience gained by backups at the start of the season like Daniel Wiebe could pay dividends in later part of the season.
The block will be closed starting at 8 a.m. on Sept. 8, and traffic will be restricted as work takes place from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily.
The club has announced it is funding due to low membership and attendance numbers.
A severe thunderstorm swept across west-central Saskatchewan Friday evening, bringing hail, strong winds and damage as it tracked northeast through the region.
The storm first impacted the Eatonia area, where dime-sized hail was reported at about 7:45 p.m. Friday. Nickel-sized hail was also... Read more
A re-launched program at the Regina Farmers’ Market gives coupons to low-income families and individuals, making fresh, local food more accessible.
The Nutrition... Read more
REGINA — It’s a two-fisted, square-shaped, greasy-cheesy piece of goodness that has become an official symbol of Saskatchewan’s capital city.
It’s Regina-style pizza.
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An extension of the Meewasin Trail is in the works for Saskatoon’s rapidly growing northeast, and local residents are being invited to help map out its future.
The Meewasin Valley Authority has unveiled a new conceptual blueprint that aims to bridge a major gap in the city’s primary... Read more
Aubrey Miller Jr. has been showcasing his talents on special teams for the Saskatchewan Roughriders since 2024.
Now, the linebacker will make his first career CFL start in the Labour... Read more
For one Regina mother, the fear of her autistic son going missing is not theoretical. It is the reason she is demanding Canada change the way it responds.
MONTREAL — Quebec's courts have issued new guidelines restricting judges' use of generative artificial intelligence, stressing that judging must remain a fundamentally human responsibility.
The guidelines, jointly adopted by the Quebec Court of Appeal, Superior Court, Court of Quebec and the... Read more
Panellists at a Canadian Agri-Food Policy Institute webinar said the U.S. midterms are unlikely to bring relief.
SQUAMISH — Athletics Canada says one of its members went missing while attempting to break a mountain-running record in the Alps along the Switzerland-Italy border.
The national sport governing body says in a statement Kalie McCrystal was last seen on Tuesday.
It says the skyrunner and mountaineer... Read more
MONTREAL — With one month to go before Quebec's provincial election, parties on Saturday pitched voters on health care, government spending and daycare, while their leaders also debated the prospect of another referendum on Quebec independence.
CAQ Leader Christine Fréchette promised to expand... Read more
The first-ever Hottest Night of the Year, held at The Centre Sept. 4, was a big hit with both students and staff.
TORONTO —
Jets roared over downtown Toronto on Saturday as the Canadian International Air Show featured one of the final flights of the Snowbirds over Ontario’s capital until at least the 2030s.
Crowds whistled and waved their hats as the Snowbirds appeared in the skies overhead, flying in tight... Read more
OTTAWA — Newly elected Liberal MP Daniel Gobeil says his experience as a dairy farmer and agricultural leader will help him be a voice in Ottawa for a Quebec region on the front lines of the Canada-U.S. trade war.
The former president of Quebec's dairy producers says he may already have contributed... Read more
JERUSALEM (AP) — The United States ambassador to Israel condemned Israeli settler violence in the occupied West Bank again on Saturday, calling the behaviour an “act of terror” as he visited with Palestinian American residents shaken by months of attacks.
Ambassador Mike Huckabee referred to... Read more
Panel at Canadian Seed Growers’ Association AGM discusses AAFC cuts, food sovereignty policy and trade negotiations.
Some stops along College Drive will remain closed, with temporary stops in place.
Work continues on the project to re-open Clarence Avenue and Saskatchewan Crescent.
Saskatchewan sees a total of eight lineup changes ahead of Sunday’s matchup with Winnipeg at Mosaic Stadium.
OTTAWA — In September 2025, Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada was officially recognizing the State of Palestine.
He told reporters at the time... Read more
The Sturgis Horticultural Society welcomed 40 people to a garden party featuring fancy hats, dainty lunches and special teacups.
Rae Seidel worked as a Child and Caregiver Support Worker until just over a year ago when she decided to leave due to working conditions.
Regina-style pizza, known for its thick crust, layers of toppings and square slices, has become an official symbol of Saskatchewan’s capital.
RIGA — On a Thursday morning in August, about 20 executives from Latvia’s largest companies gathered in a former plywood factory.
The business leaders were not there to discuss market opportunities of market growth. Instead, they learned how to fly drones and familiarize themselves with the... Read more
Several emergency rooms are or will be affected on Sept. 5.
The skies above Saskatoon will light up this Labour Day weekend, as the Nutrien Fireworks Festival takes place Friday and Saturday.
There are several places to view the show, just don’t expect to watch it from the park where the fireworks are being launched.
“Rotary Park will be closed. You... Read more