Saskatchewan News

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Co-op strike I am writing to express my deep disappointment in the action of Saskat

Dave Wensley unfurls a long banner over his dining room table, revealing several portraits, including one of his daughter Sarah. Behind each face is the story of someone who was killed by a drunk driver. The banner was created by Families f

Only a tiny percentage of people are left waiting longer than 20 minutes for a standard taxi in Saskatoon, a new city report says. The report will be considered by city council Monday at the same meeting where council is expected to vote

Reg “Crash” Harrison is a 96-year-old veteran of the Second World War, a bomber pilot who survived four crashes and numerous missions. Reg was made an honourary Snowbird this year during a ceremony in Moose Jaw, and

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says his government has no plans to revive the failed Energy East pipeline project because of a lack of support, but it will continue to push forward with the controversial Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.

2019 is going to be a big year for advocates of an agreement calling for freer trade, movement, and co-operation between Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom thanks to an upcoming federal election and the promise of a Brexit deal next year, according to the movement’s founder.

The province has brought forward amendments to various acts regarding trespass on private land. At first glance it seems benign, but a closer look reveals that it is problematic for hunters and contains the stain of racism. The Federation o

A group calling itself Indigenous Food in the City wants fewer barriers to the sharing of traditional foods, especially wild game, in urban settings.

Darian Lonechild's work with the Saskatoon Police Service is meant to bridge the gap between Indigenous youth and police.

MOSCOW - Russia wants to sit down with Pentagon officials for “open and specific” talks on alleged violations of the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces treaty, the Russian Defence Ministry said Saturday. The U.S. claims Russia is

WASHINGTON - The special counsel’s office is pushing back at the suggestion that the FBI acted improperly in its interview of former national security adviser Michael Flynn, saying he “chose to make false statements” and did not