Saskatchewan News
Warriors take 3-2 victory over Silvertips, Thunderbirds down Blades 5-4
Roughriders’ Jameer Thurman felt his team’s Grey Cup experience a year ago gave them a bend-don’t-break mentality. The opposite transpired against the B.C. Lions.
Impacted residents remain under a boil water advisory.
Venus shines brilliantly in the southeast at morning twilight.
Leah Gazan’s proposed law recognizes that denying historical atrocities can do more than distort the truth. It can also fuel hatred.
The Lions overcame a 17-3 deficit in a 33-26 victory on the strength of 20 second-half points.
The Regina Rams beat the Manitoba Bisons on Saturday to make the Canada West postseason.
Bench warrant, bail hearing and Crown election scheduled after seizure of 7.8 kg of soft cocaine, 9.4 kg of meth and restricted weapons.
Nathan Rourke passed for 366 yards and the B.C. Lions came all the way back to beat the Saskatchewan Roughriders 33-26 in the CFL's West Division semifinal on Saturday.
On Halloween, B.C. Place once again proved to be a house of horror for the Saskatchewan Roughriders in 2026 as the quest for a repeat comes to an end.
While the... Read more
Swinging With The Stars returns to support children with complex medical needs.
Saskatchewan Rivers students continue to exceed provincial First Nations, Métis and Inuit graduation rates, while literacy results show a narrowing achievement gap.
Every game, don’t miss Barney Shynkaruk’s Behind the Face Mask, taking a closer look at your favourite Saskatchewan Roughriders.
This week, Johnny Johnson III.
The Saskatchewan Roughriders might be the defending Grey Cup champions, but heading into today’s playoff showdown with the BC Lions, even some of their most... Read more
Tanner Ballantyne and Sylvia Ballantyne scheduled for election Nov. 3.
Halloween has officially evolved past a single night of trick-or-treating into an entire cultural season, and a new survey reveals that a majority of Canadians also wish they could keep the sweet treats flowing all year long.
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Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei said on Saturday that “any kind and level of threat” from the U.S. or Israel should face an immediate response — one without geographic limits — the official IRNA news agency reported.
State media said that Khamenei, who hasn’t been seen... Read more
The scariest thing about Halloween in Saskatchewan this year might not be the costumes but the chance of rain interrupting the candy hunt.
Environment and Climate Change Canada says today is shaping up to be a relatively mild Halloween across much of the province. However, families in southern... Read more
Regenerative farmers from Manitoba, Alberta, Indiana and Colombia will share what’s worked, and what hasn’t, on their farms at the MFGA’s Nov. 9-10 conference in Brandon.
Despite Canada-U.S. trade tensions, Regina airport is reporting continued growth in cross-border travel, with passenger numbers up in 2026.
The Preeceville Legion will hold its annual Remembrance Day service Nov. 11, with local schools also planning ceremonies to honour veterans.
CHERNIHIV REGION, Ukraine (AP) — Evacuees from Russian-occupied Oleshky crossed into Ukrainian-held territory Saturday in a major rescue... Read more
Children from Pebbles to Rocks Childcare Centre visited the long-term care unit at St. Joseph's Hospital.
Braydon Natomagan was fatally shot in October 2025.
Estevan Downtown Business Association hosted the annual event.
A moment-by-moment look at the playoff match-up between the Riders and Lions from B.C. Place
EDMONTON — Elections Alberta says it has two recommendations on how to deal with the province's next general vote ahead of a contentious report about new electoral boundaries being released to the public Monday.
The agency's chief electoral officer suggests in a letter sent to Speaker Ric McIver,... Read more
Regina’s most vulnerable residents will have opportunities to escape the cold starting Sunday.
The City of Regina said its warming spaces open for the season on Nov. 1. Daytime warming spaces include all city facilities, all branches of the Regina Public Library and a number of community... Read more
Getting across Regina may take less time than travelling through some of Canada's larger cities, but that doesn't mean local drivers are free from frustration behind the wheel.
Lloydminster is no longer a “time island.”
Saskatchewan’s new Time Act took effect Friday, a move that brings Lloydminster – which straddles the Alberta border – and the surrounding area into line with the rest of the province year-round.
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While the snow fell at Griffiths Stadium this week, the University of Saskatchewan Huskies women’s soccer team has been preparing their best for rain, wind and whatever late October can throw their way.
Huskies head coach Jerson Barandica-Hamilton however, wouldn’t have it any other way.
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Unexplained phenomenon at former Moose Jaw Normal School.
While a drainage repair project that impacted a corner of Regina’s Wascana Park is nearly finished, the park won’t be looking like its old self until 2027.
This week, crews removed the pumps temporarily installed at a large pit near Speaker’s Corner. In a statement, the city says the pumps... Read more
OTTAWA — Canada’s new partnership with the European Union is meant to provide benefits to people on both continents.
The two... Read more
Annual provincial gathering will be held June 24-26, 2027.
Residents marked the Royal Canadian Legion’s 100th anniversary with a reception celebrating the organization’s history and the local branch, incorporated in 1926.
SJHL delivered another busy night of action Friday, with Melville and Humboldt picking up wins, Yorkton extending its streak, Battlefords snapping a lengthy skid and Flin Flon edging Kindersley.
CALGARY — A ruling ordering the International Ice Hockey Federation to reinstate Russia has raised questions about the upcoming world... Read more