Saskatchewan News
More than 70 concerned parents are petitioning for the replacement of all board members at the Regina Early Learning Centre following months of a lack of communication.
The yellow lines painted on Saskatchewan highways could soon have a much deeper connection to the Prairie landscape.
A new research initiative at the University of Saskatchewan (U of S) is exploring whether canola oil can completely replace petroleum products in the province’s highway paint... Read more
The federal government has committed another $5.4 million to a state-of-the-art virtual health centre that is aiming to transform health care for those in rural and remote areas.
The... Read more
Many people view the Labour Day long weekend as their last chance to get away for the summer.
But for people looking for fun closer to home over the next few days, the City of... Read more
Assistance will be available to survivors or eligible heirs to complete the required paperwork to receive part of the $27.3 million Île-à-la... Read more
Shona Gladue said the eight men were trained as warriors and protectors and were prepared to give their lives for their people.
The classrooms suffered damage after several small fires were set inside in May, according to the Regina Police Service (RPS).
Exploration pins will be at locations across Regina to highlight activities.
Jasmeet Raina leaned on comedy days after the Sept.11, 2001, terrorist attacks, when students at school began circulating rumours that his uncle was Osama bin Laden.
"They were like, 'Oh yeah, we saw Osama drop him off at school,'" he said.
The driver was his father, who is Sikh, wears a turban and... 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.
It's Greek, it’s good and, as a bonus, it gets under the crust of the CFL team that Saskatchewan fans love to hate.
The pie has... Read more
Why does the Labour Day Classic matter so much to the Saskatchewan Roughriders? Well, it depends on who you ask. The reasons are wide-ranging and go beyond the importance of emerging victorious in a single football game.
Quality produce is essential for the best success.
OTTAWA — U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs have led to a tangle of red tape and extra expenses for Canadian wool producers and hobbyists, and some are walking away from their U.S. customers altogether.
Judy Enright Smith, who owns the Wabi Sabi yarn shop in Ottawa, said she's running out of... Read more
OTTAWA — In September 2025, Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada was officially recognizing the State of Palestine.
He told reporters at the time that recognition was "predicated on the Palestinian Authority's commitment to much-needed reform." He said he received that commitment in a letter from... Read more
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 latest... Read more
VANCOUVER — Lisa Sun recalls watching the SuperDogs at the Pacific National Exhibition in Vancouver as many times as she could as a kid, delighting in the performers' speed, skill and comic relief.
Now it's Sun and her three pugs, Mario, Luigi and Yoshi, who are entertaining crowds at the... Read more
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