Saskatchewan News
Broncos take 3-0 victory over Seattle Thunderbirds, Raiders down Wheat Kings 4-2 in action on Wednesday night
A new Nordic ski club at Wakaw Lake Regional Park is preparing trails for winter, with a groomer and track setter on the way.
Rosthern has opened a $19.6-million water treatment plant, expanding storage capacity and improving the reliability of its water system.
In his latest column, Norm Park reflects on Alberta's referendum, Canadian unity and the need for politicians to listen to one another.
Roads, sidewalks and water infrastructure topped residents’ priorities in Martensville’s consultation on the 2027 municipal budget.
What began as a young girl's market booth has grown into a roadside museum near Liebenthal, showcasing fossils, art and local history.
The 27th annual C95 Radio Marathon for Breast Cancer Research has come to an end after a day filled with tears, laughs, memories and – most importantly – hope.
This year’s marathon raised $628,427 bringing the total raised since the first event in 2000 to $8,028,427. This year’s total... Read more
EDMONTON — The family of a soldier burned in the deadly fire at a military base in Alberta says he faces a "long road to recovery."
A statement says Trevor Flegel from Kitimat, B.C., remains in an intensive care burn unit in Edmonton, with severe burns to about half of his body.
Flegel was among 39... Read more
VANCOUVER — A federal department has confirmed a dead humpback whale was spotted floating in Howe Sound, B.C., about a week after a BC Ferries vessel collided with a whale in the same region.
The Fisheries Department Canada says in a statement that two whales were seen near the ferry on Oct. 18 as... Read more
The reeve of the RM of Montrose says the road where human remains were found inside a burned vehicle southwest of Saskatoon sees hundreds of cars a day.
According to... Read more
The 27-year-old appeared in 17 games and racked up career highs with 59 receptions, 788 yards, and five touchdowns.
Given the chance to choose a toy or a new dress, a young girl named Lily decided she wanted something for other people instead: groceries to donate to the Moose Jaw and District Food Bank.
Crop was degraded from the top-quality prospect anticipated at the end August.
Transit riders are encouraged to check with Regina Transit to determine if any restrictions or closures impact their routes or bus stops.
Andrew Schmitz was born in Central Butte, Saskatchewan, Canada on October 5, 1940. He was the youngest child born into a large family living on the prairies.
Richard Brian Legare, affectionately known as Dick, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, October 21st, 2026, at the age of 76 years, with his family by his side.
The Saskatoon Blades are set to receive a boost of speed, experience, and leadership to their blue line following a five-piece deal with the Wenatchee Wild.
On Wednesday, the Blades acquired overage defenceman Josh Fluker and two conditional fourth-round picks — one in 2027 and one in 2030 — from... Read more
With no home ice available, Kamsack Minor Hockey is juggling practices and games across multiple communities.
Link construction and traffic signal work underway.
OTTAWA — A major firm is calling for Ottawa to remain impartial as it rolls out its nuclear strategy and the demand for clean energy soars.
Cameco CEO Tim Gitzel told a House of Commons committee on Wednesday that Ottawa needs to remain "technology neutral" in order to advance the country’s... Read more
Teams to meet for fourth time this season in West Division semifinal on Saturday afternoon in Vancouver
On Oct. 25 at around 10:30 a.m., Pierceland RCMP received a report of a suspicious vehicle parked on a rural road near Highway 21, north of Pierceland.
KeeSean Johnson, Kian Schaffer-Baker, and Sam Emilus are looking to regain their early-season chemistry.
It’s no secret what type of challenge awaits the Saskatchewan Roughriders in Vancouver against the B.C. Lions in the CFL West semifinal.
Saskatchewan’s defence... Read more
Stan Moosomin's family and First Nations leaders are calling for changes in police responses after his arrest and injury near the Battlefords.
Kevin Hursh and FCC's Leigh Anderson discuss the downward trend of new farm equipment sales
Justice Minister and Attorney General Tim McLeod spoke to reporters about those bills mentioned in the Speech from the Throne.
OTTAWA — The Liberal government voted to keep the B.C. coastal oil tanker ban in place Wednesday, defeating a Conservative bill that would have repealed it.
MPs voted along party lines during second reading in the House of Commons Wednesday, with only the Conservatives voting to move the bill... Read more
SaskPower is holding open houses across southeast Saskatchewan to answer questions about its proposed SMR project near Rafferty Dam.
Sacred Heart will welcome Saskatchewan's top 4A girls volleyball teams for provincials in November.
ST. JOHN'S — Comedian Mary Walsh led a demonstration Wednesday against the Newfoundland and Labrador government's treatment of homeless people.
Speaking to a crowd of a few dozen people, Walsh said the government was forcing unhoused people living in a former hotel back into a shelter system.
She... Read more
Allison Cecilia Arends and Tina Alexander-Luna will join local pianist Christopher Kayler for an evening of music and charity in support of Hope Ministries on Oct. 30.
Blades send defenceman Isaac Poll, draft pick to Wenatchee in deal on Wednesday morning
EDMONTON — The Alberta government is proposing new rules to give consumers more protection when buying vehicles, tickets, electronics and more.
“Whether you're buying a vehicle, fixing something you own, protecting your credit or buying tickets to your favourite events, you deserve to know you're... Read more
Anyone with information on this incident is asked to contact Saskatoon Police at 306-975-8300.
Odessa Sinclair was last seen on Oct. 16.
Business and economic commentator Paul Martin's take on mortgage delinquencies.
Brandon and Red Deer continue to hold down top spots in Week 7 as Saskatchewan teams see few change
Gerry Perkowitsch of Lampman was among the inductees enshrined at a district convention.