Saskatchewan News

By Charlene Tebbutt The ongoing dispute between Canada and the United States over tariffs has farmers and manufacturers worried about the threat of rising costs for steel and aluminum.  ... Read More

By paNOW Staff One person was airlifted to hospital in Saskatoon after a crash Friday morning near Duck Lake. The single-vehicle rollover, involving a car which was travelling southbound, happened around 5:50 a.m. Local paramedics arrived on scene first, but called STARS air ambulance service for assistance. The driver of the vehicle was airlifted to Saskatoon's Royal University Hospital to be treated for undisclosed injuries. The cause of the crash is under investigation by Rosthern RCMP. panews@jpbg.ca On Twitter: @princealbertNOW ... Read More

The Indian Head RCMP says Highway 617 is blocked about a half kilometre south of Wolseley by a collision.

Cynthia Desjarlais remembers murmurs and stories from her childhood from community members of the Muskowekwan First Nation about the unmarked graves of children around a former residential school.

SGEU is seeking a strike mandate against the Saskatchewan government after contract talks reach an impasse.

Global Regina features a viewer submitted photo for Your Saskatchewan weekdays on Global News Morning, Global News at 6 and Global News at 10.

A bargaining unit representing 12,000 government workers is asking its workers to vote for a strike.

All charges have been dropped against a rural Alberta homeowner accused of shooting a trespasser on his property near Okotoks.

The government confirmed this week it plans to redesign the province’s 400-year-old coat of arms, which depicts two Indigenous warriors holding a red shield.

A tactical evacuation of the homes in the Batchelor Heights area was ordered as the flames broke out around 6 p.m. and raced from the top of a ridge toward the houses.

Uncertainty surrounding Trump's immigration orders could trigger a flood of immigrants into Canada, expert says.

By paNOW Staff What's Happening NOW for June 22, 2018: Reporter Charlene Tebbutt and News Director Glenn Hicks discuss efforts underway to assist pets left behind after a wildfire forced the evacuation of a northern community. ... Read More

Details are still limited after a fire tore through a warehouse building in Yorkton on Thursday night.

Two potential overdoses this week have prompted RCMP to issue an alert about any illicit drugs in the Kindersley area.

Trevor Harris threw two touchdown passes in leading the Ottawa Redblacks over the Saskatchewan Roughriders 40-17 in CFL action.

More than a dozen groups have already applied to the Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority (SLGA) to become part of the supply chain in the province's budding recreational marijuana business.

A lawyer representing former Winnipeg TV journalist Steve Vogelsang, accused of several bank robberies, will ask the Crown about getting psychiatric tests to determine Vogelsang's mental state.

"I needed to see other queer people in order to see myself."

The legislative battle over marijuana is over but as Canadians look to Oct 17 — the date legalization takes effect — there are some practical considerations that should be top of mind for those who want to avail themselves of the legal product.

The Justice for our Stolen Children protest camp was back on the lawn of the legislative building Thursday evening, just three days after it was shut down.