Saskatchewan News
The clock is ticking on Regina's golf season, with only days left for golfers to squeeze in one final round.
NDP’s Brittney Senger raises the issue at the home of a financially-struggling single mother whose son has autism.
With five wells drilled at Disley, Buffalo Potash is preparing for a key test of whether its new mining system can produce potash as planned.
Regulations would apply when 50 per cent or more of a tree trunk is located on city property.
Certified Professional Bookkeepers of Canada award honours Clubbe's business leadership and community commitment.
Closing cash prices from Bunge with futures prices from David Derwin of Ventum Financial
NDP says province can afford gas tax relief with higher oil revenues.
Christa Pike was placed on a ventilator and unconscious in a hospital in the hours after her failed execution in Tennessee, her attorneys said in a court filing Friday.
Hospital staff, her lawyers said, were working to save Pike’s life and clear the two doses of the drug that the state uses to... Read more
Trade Dispute: Impact on the Prairies
RM of Corman Park will consult residents on a proposed bylaw that would allow golf carts on some low-volume municipal roads.
A proposed pipeline project is starting to take shape, and one expert says it could have a major impact on Canada’s economy and foreign policy.... Read more
Macoun officials are welcoming Rafferty Reservoir’s selection for further study as a potential site for two small modular reactors.
A teen charged with second-degree murder in a death on Star Blanket Cree Nation has had his case adjourned until next February.
Yorkton Coun. Greg Litvanyi joined the SaskAbilities Clean Sweep team to highlight meaningful employment and inclusive workplaces.
CALGARY — It's been a relatively quiet decade in Alberta's oilsands, but the federal and provincial governments believe a new West Coast pipeline coupled with policy shifts might help turn up the volume.
Prime Minister Mark Carney was in Fort McMurray, Alta., this week to announce the first... Read more
The Saskatchewan Rough Riders have been working on stopping tempo offense this week. In Vancouver in Week 17, the BC Lions found some success against the Riders D with a hurry-up attack.
HotHands and OCOOPA rechargeable hand warmers are being recalled, with no injuries reported
CALGARY — An Alberta Mountie accused of using a police database to help the country of Rwanda has been found not guilty.
Const. Eli Ndatuje was charged under the Criminal Code and the Security of Information Act with illegally using the database to assist the High Commission of Rwanda in Ottawa.... Read more
MIAMI (AP) — A former Miami congressman and longtime friend of U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio was sentenced Friday to 10 years in prison in connection with a secret $50 million lobbying campaign on Venezuela’s behalf during the first Trump... Read more
With language being stripped away from students during residential schools, people are now left finding new ways to keep the Cree and Dene language alive.
Two students are seeking medical attention as a precaution after a bus carrying football players from Martensville High School rear-ended another “large vehicle” on Thursday.
According to Prairie Spirit School Division, the crash happened at the Highway 12 off-ramp heading into Martensville at... Read more
OTTAWA — Canada and its fellow industrialized countries in the G7 agreed Friday to release 100 million barrels of oil and fuel products in the coming weeks.
The pledge includes the release of "substantial" amounts of diesel after prices for the fuel recently hit record highs in the United States. U... Read more
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MONTREAL — Quebec Conservative Party Leader Éric Duhaime has admitted to using artificial intelligence to write his latest book.
Duhaime told reporters Friday morning that he used AI as a tool among others to write his fifth book, titled Destination Autonomie.
Duhaime, who previously worked as a... Read more
Judge rules the missed diagnosis of the Weyburn senior wasn’t negligent under law, but said the case exposes a gap in how the system handles medical mishaps.
LANGLEY — Five foreign nationals are in police custody and face a string of charges arising out of an RCMP investigation into extortion of members of British Columbia's South Asian community.
Supt. Harm Dosange, with the Langley RCMP, says the investigation started in June 2025 when owners of an... Read more
LANGLEY — Five foreign nationals are in police custody and face a string of charges arising out of an RCMP investigation into extortion of members of British Columbia’s South Asian community.
Supt. Harm Dosange, with the Langley RCMP, says the investigation started in June 2025 when owners of... Read more
Medals were handed out at ceremonies Sept. 29 in Regina.
Gravelbourg Legion includes 21 members and free membership is part of the Legion's 100th Anniversary in 2026
The Humboldt Broncos and Flin Flon Bombers have officially completed one of the biggest deals from last season’s SJHL trade deadline.
Swift Current’s 2027 national curling championship is projected to generate up to $825,000 in economic activity for the city.
Kamsack marked the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation with a public barbecue hosted by town staff.
The RCMP say these people have been selected to appear on this list based on a review of their current criminal charges and the potential harm they present to communities in Saskatchewan.
A Fort McMurray man charged after police seized two firearms from a Yorkton residence has been remanded in custody until Oct. 19.
From a new route for Alberta oil to Canada’s escalating trade dispute with the U.S., Prime Minister Mark Carney talks exclusively with Harvard Media’s Jon Tupper.
Slater, an advanced care paramedic and operational supervisor with Medavie Health Services West in Moose Jaw, received the first bar to his Emergency Medical Services Exemplary Service Medal on Sept. 28, followed by the Saskatchewan Protective Services Medal on Sept. 29.
OTTAWA — Liberal MP Salma Zahid says she's concerned about escalating violent rhetoric directed at MPs — including the leader of another party.
In August, a man was filmed setting vehicles on fire outside Zahid's home in the Toronto suburb of Scarborough in what police believe was an arson attack.... Read more
While dozens of tents were still standing in the chilly morning air on Friday, it... Read more
Nine teams are in the southeast Saskatchewan senior hockey loop this season.