Saskatchewan News
Oct. 14, 2011 was a long, long time ago for the Saskatoon Blades.
Adele and Maroon 5 topped the music charts, while movie-goers bought tickets to watch Brad Pitt in Moneyball and a remake of the 1984 blockbuster Footloose.
It was also the last time the Blades beat the Everett... Read more
Terriers snap slide while ending Weyburn's streak, Hawks hammer Klippers in penalty filled night
In his latest column, Norm Park recalls his cousin’s remarkable bond with a wild wolf and a lifelong gift for connecting with animals.
Manitoba’s move to permanent daylight time will create a year-round one-hour difference with Saskatchewan, affecting cross-border travel, school and activities.
VANCOUVER — A skunk that bit a number of people in downtown Vancouver has tested positive for rabies.
Vancouver Coastal Health issued a news release notifying the public of the confirmed case on Wednesday.
The health authority said interactions with skunks are rare, but "a small number of people... Read more
The Regina Public Library’s proposal for a dedicated tax increase to save for a new central library building could face tough scrutiny during budget deliberations.
The library is requesting... Read more
Two pedestrians were struck by a vehicle on Highway 40, about 10 kilometres east of Cut Knife, on Tuesday evening.
According to RCMP, a 17-year-old girl from Sweetgrass First Nation was declared dead at the scene by EMS. Her family has been notified. The second pedestrian was taken to hospital with... Read more
OTTAWA — A senior federal adviser says a government-wide registry of security clearance information would improve efficiency, reduce duplication and help departments identify where relevant personnel security data may already exist.
David Morrison, senior diplomatic and international affairs... Read more
More than 7,700 Saskatchewan residents are receiving higher monthly disability benefits, with some seeing increases of up to $294.
On Oct. 20 at approximately 10:45 a.m., members of the Saskatchewan Marshals Service (SMS) arrested an 18-year-old individual at a residence in North Battleford.
The University of Saskatchewan has appointed Patricia McDougall as provost and vice-president, academic for a five-year term starting Nov. 1, following her tenure as interim provost.
Break-ins at Moose Jaw homes and businesses increased through September, even as police handled fewer calls for service and recorded fewer crimes against people overall.
Muriel Louise Elliott (née: Hagglund), aged 82 years of Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, passed away peacefully on Sunday, October 18th, 2026, surrounded by her grandchildren. Muriel was born on June 12th, 1944 in Melfort, SK to Estella and Atner Hagglund.
It is with deep sadness, but hearts full of cherished memories, that we share the passing of Allan Louis Lemieux on Saturday, October 17th, 2026.
Brian Desmond Webb, aged 80 years of Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, passed away on Tuesday, October 20th, 2026.
Regina Public Schools has named its new Harbour Landing school Meadowlark School, with the facility expected to open in fall 2027.
Long time attendee and performer will make his debut hosting the Lyric Theatre Open Stage October 30.
Two years before the next provincial election, Carla Beck’s team is starting to share parts of its new plan to improve Saskatchewan health care.
In a news event on Wednesday, Beck announced the... Read more
Joelie Gardipy-Wuttunee was last seen the morning of Sept. 30 on Railway Avenue East in North Battleford.
Two men are facing charges following a drug trafficking investigation by the ... Read more
The antecedent regimental colours of the Royal Regina Rifles have returned to Saskatchewan's Legislative Building after almost 50 years.
Saskatchewan opts to rest starting QB Trevor Harris in Week 21 against Elks as playoffs loom, Brayden Schager could also see action
The Royal Regina Rifles battlefield flags have returned to the Legislative Building, nearly 110 years after they were first hung.
The Regimental Colours accompanied soldiers... Read more
Posts questioning the results in Alberta's referendum spread on the social media platform X this week as the numbers were released. One claimed that hundreds of thousands of mail-in ballots were dumped to answer just one of the questions put to voters — the 10th question asking about independence.... Read more
Companies controlled by billionaire B.C. property developer Terry Hui allege that the Canada Revenue Agency has engaged in a "pattern of misconduct" in its attempts to collect on ballooning tax debts dating as far back as 2007.
Five companies within Hui's real estate development group are targeted... Read more
Macklin RCMP received a report of a low-hanging power line, SaskPower contacted.
Battleford will induct four people into its Arena Wall of Fame on Nov. 5, recognizing two builders and two athletes at a public ceremony.
About 30 people attended an Estevan session to learn how Saskatchewan's SCAN unit investigates properties linked to illegal activity.
Two men are facing a combination of five charges relating to drugs and proceeds of crime.
Missing person was located by family and friends after a search.
Premier Scott Moe hints to reporters about what to expect when new Session begins next week on Oct. 27.
Business and economic commentator Paul Martin examines how rising inflation and oil prices could influence the Bank of Canada's next rate decision.
Donated artwork found new homes and raised more than $7,000 at the Rotary Club of Moose Jaw Wakamow’s Art in the Attic sale, with pieces left over helping other local charities serve their clients.
To the people Melissa Zimmer has helped find a new home, she’s an angel.
Since Saskatoon’s Avenue K encampment was shuttered on Oct. 8, Zimmer said her organization,... Read more
Broncos rise two spots into top five, Blades drop three spots into seventh in comparatively quiet week for rankings
The Saskatchewan NDP has unveiled the first phase of its health-care plan, promising better access to doctors and more co-ordinated care.
OTTAWA — Canadian news companies say they’re worried about changes to Meta’s terms of service and want the company to clarify how they will be affected.
Meta’s changes to its terms of service, first reported by Neiman Lab, led some to suggest the terms could allow scraping of websites associated... Read more
A provincial program to test animals for chronic wasting disease may be here to stay.
Premier Scott Moe said his government will reconsider the decision at meetings later this week after the... Read more
Noon hour rally calls for deal to be done with front line health care workers