Saskatchewan News

By paNOW Staff The so-called 'Woods' wildfire, burning 13 kilometres from the northern community of Southend, has grown by another 80 per cent since Wednesday. The Ministry of Environment said the blaze, located at the southern tip of Reindeer Lake, was measured at 5,500 hectares, or roughly 55 square kilometres, late Thursday. ... Read More

Staff at a long-term care home say the seasoning happened by accident, but they decided to serve the roast after removing the outer portion.

Stephen Vogelsang is charged with robbing two banks in Medicine Hat, Alta., three in Regina and one in Saskatoon last year.

Regina's sixth annual National Indigenous Peoples Day dominated the downtown, drawing hundreds of people from all walks of life.

The RCMP is looking for more information about a suspicious man who allegedly approached a young girl in Carlyle on Wednesday.

The organization filed a three-page complaint about alleged behaviour by MaryAnn Mihychuk on Sept. 7, 2017.

Two Liberal MPs, Robert-Falcon Ouellette and Marwan Tabbara, hand-delivered the letter to Trudeau on Wednesday.

WATCH: National Indigenous Peoples Day was a chance for healing, conversations, and above all celebration in #YQR. @CPraillGlobal has more.

Carlton Bear won one million dollars and plans to take his family to Montreal Canadiens game with some of the winnings.

The unnamed Waterloo Regional Police officer is asking for permission to use a pseudonym during the inquest and for a declaration that he can testify either remotely or behind a screen.

Saskatchewan Roughriders receiver Duron Carter has pleaded guilty to his marijuana possession charge in Winnipeg.

A social media post has prompted police to remind people to be safe around trains.

Andrew John Downing, 43, of Regina has been charged with possession of and making child pornography available.

The Accessible Canada Act aims to remove barriers for millions of Canadians but advocates want the Trudeau government to strengthen enforcement measures.

A lawyer appeared in a southern Alberta court today on behalf of a former TV journalist accused in a string of bank robberies.

Peterson is asking for $1.5 million in damages for comments that were allegedly made ‘falsely and maliciously’ by employees.

A lawyer appeared in a southern Alberta court today on behalf of a former TV journalist accused in a string of bank robberies.

Here are some snapshots from celebrations in Saskatchewan's two biggest cities.

Internal documents and comments from officials indicate there are lingering concerns about privacy and disclosure of personal information under the new version of the program known as Tuscan, short for Tipoff U.S./Canada.

By CJME News Staff Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe says the province should be ready for legal marijuana months ahead of Oct. 17, the date announced this week for when the federal law legalizing cannabis will come into force. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced the fall deadline on Wednesday after the Senate voted Tuesday to approve Bill C-45. The plan is to give provincial jurisdictions more time to prepare for legalization. ... Read More