Saskatchewan News
A donor stepped forward in the final seconds of the fundraiser.
Closing cash prices from Bunge with futures prices from David Derwin of Ventum Financial
A Saskatoon judge has reserved his decision on what to do with a convicted Mountie killer's blue pickup truck that was involved in a police chase 20 years ago.
Flags at city hall will be lowered to half-mast following the death of former mayor Al Schwinghamer, whose decades of service to Moose Jaw included leading its engineering department and serving residents as both a councillor and mayor.
The Ag Transport Coalition reports system order fulfillment performance improved last week, on the heels of two consecutive weeks of decline, with CN and CPKC Rail combined, supplying 90% of shipper orders.
On Oct. 18, Île-à-la-Crosse RCMP received a report of several cabin break-ins in the Canoe River area.
The Edmonton Elks have moved up, the Saskatchewan Roughriders got back in the win column, and the Calgary Stampeders kept their playoff hopes alive.
Christopher Fahlman's preliminary hearing is underway in Weyburn to determine if there is enough evidence for him to stand trial.
Meetings, cenotaph ceremony and banquet all part of weekend activities.
The Saskatchewan Roughriders celebrated three legends over the weekend, welcoming kicker Paul McCallum, offensive lineman Dan Clark and receiver Rob Bagg into the team’s Plaza of Honour.
ABBOTSFORD BRITISH COLUMBIA — A British Columbia Supreme Court judge says a section of the Criminal Code restricting multiple murderers from applying for early parole under the so-called "faint-hope" clause is unconstitutional.
Justice Brenda Brown ruled on Monday that the section of the code... Read more
A new Yorkton heart clinic is expanding access to specialized cardiac care for east-central Saskatchewan patients, reducing travel to larger centres.
WINNIPEG — The commissioner of a public inquiry into the development of Winnipeg's police headquarters has found that the city was overcharged and overpaid tens of millions to the lead construction company.
Garth Smorang wrote in his final report he is satisfied the evidence presented during the... Read more
Jackfish Reunion invites music lovers to dress up for a Halloween dance in Battleford, featuring live music, costumes and prizes.
Researchers warn online extremist groups are targeting vulnerable youth in communities across Canada.
Police say thieves got away with seven guns and an ATV after breaking into three cabins in the Canoe River area over the weekend.
According to the Saskatchewan RCMP, the burglaries occurred at some point between noon Saturday and 2 p.m. on Sunday. At the first cabin, police said a black 2014 Yamaha... Read more
OTTAWA — A federal union is speaking out against cuts to the federal translation bureau and is accusing the Carney government of hypocrisy as Ottawa defends French language standards in trade talks with the U.S.
The translation bureau is a federal government service under Public Services and... Read more
The teen has been charged with possession of a weapon, assaulting a peace officer, and failing to comply with a court order.
OTTAWA — Canada’s former chief trade negotiator says that while digital issues will continue to be a source of trade tensions with the U.S., Canada can gain strength if it teams up with other allies that have similar interests.
Steve Verheul says the United States won’t simply drop issues like the... Read more
A Kindersley man has been sentenced to three years in federal prison after pleading guilty to a sexual offence involving a child, along with a separate charge related to possessing a... Read more
PARIS (AP) — Paris police said in a statement Monday that they issued an overnight curfew in two areas of the French capital “to protect people and property from the violence and looting.”
The statement said that the orders ban gatherings and demonstrations and impose a curfew prohibiting anyone... Read more
Large fans were used to clear the smoke and toxins from the building.
Trade Dispute: Impact on the Prairies
Saskatchewan is celebrating student achievements and the dedication of education professionals during Education Week, highlighting the role they play in building bright futures.
WAINWRIGHT — Canadian Blood Services says it has been "deeply moved" by a surge in public support following a deadly fire at a military base in Wainwright, Alta.
Defence officials have said 84 members of the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry were in a training area of CFB Wainwright,... Read more
Lake Diefenbaker Tourism is inviting photographers to share their favourite lake memories in its annual photo contest through Nov. 15.
The Calgary Opera has replaced a performer who unfurled a Palestinian flag during the curtain call of the political opera “Tosca.”
On Friday, the bass singer Gabriel Sanchez-Ortega held up the flag at the end of Giacomo Puccini’s drama about love and betrayal during political upheaval in Napoleonic... Read more
It is with heavy hearts the family of Celestine Margaret Urlacher announce her passing on Friday, October 16, 2026, in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan at the age of 85 years.
It is with great sadness that the family of Garry Wayne Freeman, aged 78 of Moose Jaw, announces his peaceful passing on October 14th, 2026. Garry was born April 12th, 1948 to Percy (Jim) and Thelma Freeman.
MONTRÉAL — The head of Quebec's maple syrup producers' association says the province's strategic syrup reserve has run dry amid high demand for the product.
Québec Maple Syrup Producers President Luc Goulet says government support will be needed to ensure the industry doesn't miss out on... Read more
OTTAWA — A coalition of news publishers that includes Canada’s largest newspapers is suing the AI company Anthropic in an Ontario court.
Postmedia, Torstar, The Globe and Mail and The Canadian Press say Anthropic infringed on their copyright by using their content to develop its large language AI... Read more
Prairieland invites residents, businesses, organizations and other stakeholders to share their ideas and perspectives.
A man who received a prison sentence for his role in the Toronto Pearson airport gold heist has told a Brampton, Ont., court that on the day of the theft, he communicated with the man currently on trial in the case.
Arsalan Chaudhary returned to the witness stand today in the trial of Parmpal Sidhu... Read more
Wallin no longer listed as a senator according to Parliamentary website.
Tributes from Canadian and international leaders follow a fire at CFB Wainwright that killed four service members and injured dozens.
Pamela Wallin, a former broadcaster, was embroiled in the expense scandal that rocked the Senate in 2013, but was never criminally charged.
More than 1.35 million Albertans cast advance or special ballots ahead of Monday’s referendum, representing 43.1 per cent of eligible voters.
Today is my mom’s birthday, and it’s a good reminder to appreciate the people who helped shape who we are, both in sports and in life.
Unifor said Monday that 97.3 per cent of members who participated in a vote over the weekend are in favour of authorizing a strike if needed.