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In case you missed it, here’s a look back at some highlights from the 620 CKRM Gala “100 Years in One Night.”
In his latest column, Norm Park weighs in on artificial intelligence, bots and other matters.
Averil Hall won first place fore the Canadian Community Newsmedia Award for the Best News Feature Photo.
Round one is underway at the 2026 Canadian Senior Women’s Golf Championship, with nine Saskatchewan golfers in the field. Yorkton’s Debbie Sapara leads the provincial contingent, sitting tied for 32nd at nine-over par through 10 holes.
Ahead of the season opening on Friday, the WHL announced Wednesday that the league has made some changes to the rulebook for... Read more
Sheila June Eisen, affectionately known as “Shoes” since she was a toddler, passed away during the mid-afternoon of Sept 8, 2026, at the remarkable age of 99. And if you knew Sheila, you know she had something to say about making it to 99. Sheila
Montgomery “Monty” (Sonny) Francis Berg, passed away suddenly on Friday, September 11, 2026 in Elbow, SK., at 72 years of age. A full obituary and service details will appear at a later date. Arrangements are entrusted to Moose Jaw Funeral Home, 268
Former Regina police chief Farooq Sheikh testified texts containing “cheeky banter” with a police board member are no longer on his phone at a hearing appealing his dismissal.... Read more
Curtis Michael Bugera, age 58, of Canora, SK, lost his battle with cancer on September 6, 2026. Curtis was born in Canora, SK on July 29, 1968, to Philip and Lena (nee Brezinski) Bugera. He grew up on the family farm near Tiny, SK. He attended school in
Jack W Chernoff December 24, 1944 – August 6, 2026 Jack W Chernoff was born to Wasyl and Irene Chernoff in Section 14, Township 30, Range 1, West of the 2nd Meridian, Saskatchewan, Canada on Christmas Eve, 1944. Jack and his siblings, Doris, Bill and
It is with great sadness that the family of Doris Gayle Thunderchild, lovingly known to many as “Big Dee,” announces that she joined the Creator on Sunday, September 13, 2026, at the age of 62 years. Doris was a loving and vibrant lady who truly enjoyed
It is with broken hearts we announce the sudden passing of our beloved Gregory Mitsuing, better known as, “Gigi.” He was a young man with many gifts and talents that set him apart.
The man accused of assaulting five children at St. Mary’s School and the man who has... Read more
Ward 6 Coun. Victoria Flores has written an open letter to the province, calling for more supportive housing and increases to assured income.
A coach with Gronick's Balgonie Greenall Griffins, Schultz offers support to family, friends during Midweek Soundoff
The three-member panel at the Court of Appeal will further review the legal challenge before deciding.
Wet weather is providing a number of challenges to farmers during harvest, from disease to getting into the field
VANCOUVER — Online retailer Amazon says it is raising the average hourly base wage in Canada to $26.27, up by $1 from last year.
A statement from the company on Wednesday says the bump represents a four per cent year-over-year increase and takes effect on Sept. 27.
It says the increase means full-... Read more
CUPE Saskatchewan and Child Care Now are inviting residents to discuss changes to the province’s childcare system.
Tristan Honch Rosendahl is wanted by Battlefords RCMP for an aggravated assault charge laid in relation to an Aug. 25 incident in North Battleford.
GX94 has earned a national spotlight, receiving a CCMA Station of the Year nomination for 2026.
Twenty thousand names.
That’s what the RCMP Heritage Centre hopes to have behind it when officials take the organization’s years-long push for national museum status back to... Read more
NDP shadow health critic Meara Conway called for restoral of services Wednesday afternoon
Changes designed come as league set to drop puck on 2026-27 campaign on Friday night
A Canadian Forces Snowbirds engineer newly posted to 15 Wing Moose Jaw has won a national engineering award honouring women in aviation and aerospace.
Saskatchewan's Opposition NDP is calling for a moratorium in the construction of AI data centres, days after Premier Scott Moe and Prime Minster Mark Carney's announcement.
A man charged in connection with an alleged cattle fraud case in the Moosomin area has had his court matters adjourned to Oct. 20.
In the growing homeless encampment in Regina’s Heritage neighbourhood, one city councillor said there are people ready to get into housing who can’t access those supports... Read more
The company is in a much larger space in the 200-block of Souris Avenue North.
Preston Ray Bird is now facing a first-degree murder charge after the man he is accused of shooting died earlier this year.
Bird, 25, was... Read more
HALIFAX — A Halifax woman with gynecological problems has been told she could wait up to five years to see a specialist even though she has been bleeding for the past 131 days.
Haley Smith is 36 years old and has fibroids, cysts and adenomyosis. During a news conference held by the Nova Scotia NDP... Read more
The way many residents in Saskatoon and Regina get their mail will be changing, according to... Read more
Preston Bird is charged with first-degree murder in the death of James (Jim) Primeau.
WASHINGTON — U.S. President Donald Trump signed an order today directing federal agencies overseeing government procurement in the United States to remove all products of Canadian origin.
The move is the latest escalation of the trade war by the Trump administration after negotiations between... Read more
Rosthern RCMP are investigating after a suspected explosive device was reported at a business on... Read more
The latest Manitoba crop report has been released. Northwest Mixed weather this week allowed for some harvest progress. Warm temperatures allowed for drying conditions across most of the region.
The Saskatchewan RCMP said it completed an internal review into the incident, which occurred in Oxbow, and determined it was non-criminal in nature.
Global Wheat Market Notable Items Global Wheat markets enter the week trading slightly lower and off their early September contract highs.
The White House jumped on a news report last week about tariffs prompting Sapporo Breweries to move production from Canada to the United States. The official White House X account posted a photo of Sapporo beer cans, reproducing the news headline and adding a caption saying, "Made in America." The... Read more