Saskatchewan News
Warman RCMP are investigating a serious collision on Highway 7 between Delisle and Laura after emergency crews responded Friday night, marking another major crash as the August long weekend got underway.
Police said officers were called to the scene at about 10:35 p.m.
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A freight train travelling through the CPKC rail yard in Regina caused a significant derailment on Saturday.
Patrick Waldron with CPKC Communications said in a statement to CJME News that the derailment happened just before 10 a.m. when a train moving through the yard derailed a number of cars... Read more
The Wapiti Bush Run returns Aug. 29, bringing trail runners, families and nature lovers back to the Gronlid Ski Trails.
Nineteen Suncrest College graduates are stepping into firefighting and emergency response careers.
Duplicates another program called Free and Secure Trade.
Mamba take 97-91 lead into target score, go on to 107-97 victory in penultimate game of regular season
The Clocktower Market is drawing shoppers, vendors and travellers to a unique stop north of Yorkton.
Several disruptions were occurring as of 9 a.m. on Aug. 1.
Air travellers planning to fly WestJet may be concerned about potential disruptions from a strike, with dozens of flights already cancelled.
The... Read more
The Saskatchewan Roughriders will try to throw a counterpunch against the Edmonton Elks in the season series.
Saskatchewan lost 36-34 in the first meeting between the two teams last week. Edmonton can clinch the season series with another win... Read more
After earning a place to compete in the national Little League championships across the country, the North Regina Major AAA All-Stars are hoping the conflict between WestJet and its flight... Read more
The Scott Benson Band released its latest instrumental hard rock album, Ascension, on July 24, marking its first full-length album since 2015 and the beginning of what members hope will be the next chapter for the local group
Easier access focus of digital innovation.
Air travellers planning to fly WestJet may be concerned about potential disruptions from a strike, with dozens of flights already cancelled.
The airline scrapped 81 scheduled flights for Saturday, as a work stoppage looms for 4,400 flight attendants at Canada's second-largest air carrier, after... Read more
Dreams can come true and one did for a former resident of Moose Jaw.
2026 Jack Adilman Fund Capital Grant for Amateur Sports Organizations accepting applications Aug. 1.
As the Queen City Ex heads into its final weekend, visitors say the rides, food, entertainment and welcoming atmosphere are making every minute in the summer heat worthwhile.
As the Queen City Ex heads into its final weekend, visitors say the rides, food, entertainment and welcoming atmosphere are making every minute in the summer heat worthwhile.
Major upgrades to the building envelope and systems began in 2025.
The duo has performed well on special teams in recent weeks after injuries led to increased opportunity.
Team enhances care provided by other health-care providers says SHA.
Edmonton went off for 510 passing yards last week. That's why disrupting the Elks quarterback should be a priority in the rematch, says the former Riders defensive lineman.
A cold front bringing strong winds and thunderstorms, with little to no rain, is expected to sweep over southern B.C. this long weekend, fanning out-of-control wildfires that already threaten several communities.
The BC Wildfire Service says the winds will lead to challenging firefighting... Read more
MONTREAL — Four months into the job, NDP Leader Avi Lewis is still in no rush.
Since winning the leadership of a party knocked to its knees in the 2025 federal election, Lewis has maintained his immediate priority is preparing the NDP for an election — not winning a seat in the House of Commons.... Read more
Beavers win twinbill opener 11-9 over Red Sox, Regina bounces back for 8-4 win in nightcap, Miller Express roll to 12-2 win over Medicine Hat, Berries down Swift Current 13-2
TORONTO — Dr. Julia Carroll feels like the progress made over years of educating people how to protect their skin from sun damage is sliding backwards.
"Two different times in June, I had patients of mine that were in showing me texts on their phone of their teenage girls asking if they could skip... Read more
Team Saskatchewan won’t be getting much rest on Friday night, but they wouldn’t have it any other way after a wild comeback win on Day 2 of 19U Women’s Baseball National Championships in Saskatoon.
Saskatchewan outlasted Alberta 19-13 in a four-hour epic at Cairns Field, in a game which included... Read more
The Big Ten and Southeastern Conferences agreed Friday night to support a Senate bill that seeks to regulate college sports, ending a breakneck week of negotiations and pulling the bipartisan measure out of what looked like a certain death spiral.
School presidents from both... Read more
Another round of sailing lessons put boats on the lake.
The Perseid meteors peak the night of Aug. 12.
For hundreds of Regina families, the most unforgettable moment at this year's Queen City Ex wasn't the noise of the midway, but the rare chance to enjoy it without fear.
For hundreds of Regina families, the most unforgettable moment at this year's Queen City Ex wasn't the noise of the midway, but the rare chance to enjoy it without fear.
The latest U.S. tariffs show why waiting may be Canada’s strongest bargaining tool.
VANCOUVER — The B.C. Supreme Court has approved a $30-million settlement of a class-action lawsuit filed over historical claims of physical, psychological and sexual abuse at two schools in Metro Vancouver run by the Catholic Church.
The court approved the settlement against Vancouver College and... Read more
QUÉBEC — A Quebec court has ruled the provincial government violated the Charter of Rights and Freedoms by cancelling a Christian event over concerns it would promote anti-abortion views.
The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms said the Superior Court of Quebec found that the government... Read more
The Green Zone Replay – Friday, July 31
2:35pm – Gord Pritchard, CEO of the Regina Pats
The Regina Pats slashed ticket prices for the upcoming season. High ticket prices for Pats games have long been a point of criticism for the team. Regina Pats CEO Gord Pithchard... Read more
Sturgeon Lake First Nation leaders say the loss of a planned spay and neuter clinic could cause community safety and access issues.