Saskatchewan News
Saskatchewan Mounties are searching for a Prince Albert man who has been charged with second-degree murder after a suspicious death in Rose Valley on Nov. 5... Read more
Steven Kishayinew of Prince Albert is charged with second-degree murder in connection with a death in Rose Valley.
Despite early warnings of a severe cold and flu season in Saskatchewan, some people aren’t getting the message.
Myths and misconceptions about flu and COVID-19 vaccines continue to make people reluctant to get a shot in the arm.
Troy Sutton is a principal scientist with the University of... Read more
Hunting season is getting started in Saskatchewan, and the provincial government is encouraging everyone to keep safety at the forefront and ensure they’re following the law.
The Government of... Read more
As Lung Cancer and COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease) Awareness Month is observed, the Pharmacy Association of Saskatchewan is enhancing a program designed to encourage... Read more
Track runner ups, top rookies also saluted at fundraiser.
Conservation officer patrol encounters spotlighting incident in Porcupine Provincial Forest.
ZEBALLOS — The second in a series of storms in British Columbia brought howling winds and torrential rainfall to parts of the province Sunday morning, while knocking out power for thousands of customers.
BC Hydro says at the height of the storm, approximately 135,000 customers were without power... Read more
Regina International Airport crew hones emergency procedures.
Storm main repairs expected to be completed by the end of the day.
With a former shelter dog among her family’s pets, Sydney Eberle is giving back to the Moose Jaw Humane Society through proceeds from her handmade body scrub business.
Tim Hicks has played across North America, but he says Saskatchewan fans stand out for understanding exactly what his music is all about.
QUÉBEC — Quebec Immigration Minister Catherine Gentilcore says she is "deeply shocked" by alleged fraud incidents uncovered by the province's anti-corruption agency.
In a news release this weekend, Gentilcore said the "necessary measures have been put in place" to ensure that about 100 cases of... Read more
NICOLET — Quebec police say the military has recovered an unexploded shell along the banks of the St. Lawrence River near Trois-Rivières, Que.
Police, who were called to the town of Nicolet on Friday to form a security perimeter, have confirmed that soldiers recovered the object, which was deemed... Read more
The inaugural Sun City Comedy Short-Film Festival was held at Estevan's Orpheum Theatre on Nov. 7.
Prince Albert conservation officers received a Turn-In Poachers and Polluters line call regarding a cow and calf moose that were shot on private land approximately five kilometres north of MacDowall.
The Regina Thunder are out in B.C. to try and bring home the organization’s second national championship.
The Prairie Football Conference champions will take on the B.C. champion Westshore Rebels in the 118th Canadian Bowl today.
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As the winter holiday season approaches, one of the most popular sunny destinations for Canadian travellers remains out of reach.
The United... Read more
Three Saskatchewan men survived one of the darkest chapters of the Second World War, and more than 80 years later their community is making sure their stories aren’t forgotten.
A commemorative plaque honouring Fred Malbeuf, his brother Ernie Malbeuf and Peter Riesdorf was unveiled on Oct. 24 at... Read more
TORONTO — Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week:
Earnings
The parade of quarterly results from companies continues this week with Barrick Mining Corp. on Monday followed by Finning International Inc. and Hydro One Ltd. on Tuesday. CGI Inc., Cargojet Inc., CAE... Read more
The approaching holiday season means there will be plenty of opportunities to celebrate, but MADD Saskatoon is reminding people that revelry is never an excuse to drive... Read more
Cattle to be housed in two covered structures during the event rather than some of the usual areas due to construction and a purchase agreement between Brandt and the City of Regina.
Free agents Marcus Sayles, Tevaughn Campbell, and Rolan Milligan Jr. look back at the season and ahead to the future.
VANCOUVER — The funeral for one of the four Canadian soldiers killed in a fire at a military base in Alberta is today in Vancouver.
The ceremony honouring 23-year-old Pte. Aidan Goulding will take place at the Seaforth Armoury where family, friends and members of the armed forces are expected to... Read more
When Lucia Lloyd immigrated to Canada in 2019, she thought she had moved far away enough from President Donald Trump’s America.
She said she was already upset when Trump first took office in 2017, but the president's controversial nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the U.S. Supreme Court and the... Read more
Blades fall 3-2 in overtime in Brandon, Swift Current loses 5-0 to Calgary, Prince Albert falls 2-0 in Red Deer, Moose Jaw drops 10-3 decision in Vancouver
Experiences at B.C. Place over the years show that painted lines can be a bit of a luxury in many cases
From adapting to a time change for kickoff to a team bus that wouldn’t run properly, the University of Regina Rams had plenty of excuses to come out flat on Saturday night in Saskatoon.
Instead, the Rams are headed to the 89th Hardy Cup after they exacted some revenge on the road against their... Read more
SASKATOON -- The University of Regina Rams were just fine with a 7 o'clock kickoff after all. It was lucky seven's for the Rams all around who forced that many turnovers on the conference's leading offence in a 39-27 U-of-R upset win.
West Central Public School shared how family and community engagement is strengthening literacy and improving school culture with Saskatchewan Rivers trustees.
A night of wine, live music and community support is helping move an ambitious new indoor garden project closer to reality.
Despite its educated population, Canada’s productivity remains weak in comparison to others in the G7.
Sales begin Thursday, Nov. 19, at 11 a.m. beside the Co-op gas bar on First Avenue Northwest.
HALIFAX — The chants of nearly 1,000 Nova Scotians drowned out the rain in downtown Halifax Saturday as residents took to the streets to protest a proposed artificial intelligence data centre in southern Cape Breton.
Protesters gathered in front of the provincial legislature at noon, taking up an... Read more
The Agtech Commercialization Readiness program is intended to help bring new agriculture technology to market.
A new partnership could give Canadian companies a place to put their space technology to the test, with Saskatchewan businesses and students invited to help build what comes next.