Saskatchewan News
Daily Double: This four-time Jeopardy! champion grew up in Outlook, known as the Irrigation Capital of Saskatchewan.
If you answered, “Who is Rian Robertson?” you’d be right.... Read more
A group representing seven Saskatoon-area First Nations has entered a regional agreement with Ottawa to reform the child and family care system and keep kids in their family home.
MONTREAL — Lawyers are asking Quebec Superior Court to grant an emergency order that would force the new crop of elected members of the provincial legislature to swear an oath of allegiance to the King.
Lawrence David and the Consumer Law Group are asking the court to stay the application of a 2022... Read more
The towering stalks at a corn maze outside of Lumsden are a crop Jamie McCormick will remember.
“We’ve had probably the best year that we’ve had in 10 years,” she said. “It’s... Read more
NDP Leader David Eby says social media and other companies must be held accountable to report conversations about causing harm after an FBI complaint detailed extensive online conversations involving the Tumbler Ridge shooter as she planned her deadly attack.
The complaint against James Bryant, who... Read more
OTTAWA — The Conservative party's proposal to extend federal relief on diesel fuel was voted down in the House of Commons today.
Global prices for diesel and gasoline have spiked since the spring as the war in Iran has disrupted fuel shipments from the Gulf region.
The Liberal government already... Read more
École Centennial students will explore Métis history Nov. 3 through Axis Theatre’s Where Have All the Buffalo Gone?
This week, media headlines and social media posts claimed a Canadian woman was approved for medical assistance in dying because she lost her ability to cook. The claim stems from an opinion article written by two Canadian psychiatrists who recount the woman's story. But the article's co-author says... Read more
Mayors, SUMA, SARM, province seeking the Feds to come on board with a more flexible funding plan.
Agriculture Week is celebrating Saskatchewan producers while encouraging consumers to learn more about where their food comes from.
Closing cash prices from Bunge with futures prices from David Derwin of Ventum Financial
A South Carolina man charged after a crash near Foam Lake that killed three people will return to Yorkton court Oct. 8.
Wionna Starr-Kaiswatum was last seen in the Transcona area of Regina on Aug. 11.
OTTAWA — Private businesses in Canada are being encouraged to sign a declaration committing to strengthening their relationships with Indigenous Peoples and communities.
The Corporate Declaration was developed by multiple companies and private entities — including Microsoft, Canadian Tire Jumpstart... Read more
VANCOUVER — Former University of B.C. professor and author Steven Galloway says he was shocked and "floored" by the contents of emails disclosed in his defamation lawsuit over unproven sexual assault allegations that ended his career.
Galloway's testimony in his defamation lawsuit against a former... Read more
EDMONTON — Federal Defence Minister David McGuinty is reminding Albertans of billions of dollars in military spending and that a strong Canada includes a strong Alberta.
His comments come as Albertans prepare to vote on Confederation in the Oct. 19 referendum.
McGuinty, with Alberta Premier... Read more
Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree says it would be “irresponsible” to disclose what guns were used in the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting after an FBI complaint said the killer intended to use weapons including an SKS rifle, that had previously been confiscated by police.
The... Read more
More security is being considered for public washrooms along Saskatoon’s riverfront as the city looks at expanding their hours of operation.
According to a city report, the objective... Read more
Glen Suitor says there is a risk in playing starters unnecessarily, particularly quarterbacks, this late in the regular season.
The fight to finish an oversized Nutana home isn’t over yet.
Curtis and Rachelle Kelln bought their nearly finished University Drive house in July 2025. Now, for the second time,... Read more
Rebels rise six spots into the top five, while Prince Albert drops six spots as things begin to take shape in the regular season.
WASHINGTON — Michigan Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers has broken with U.S. President Donald Trump over his trade war with Canada.
In a campaign ad posted on social media today, Rogers says people in Michigan "know that Canada is not our enemy" and calls for an end to the "tariff war."
While... Read more
From hockey and live music to Halloween fun and fundraisers, Assiniboia’s fall calendar offers plenty of reasons to get out.
A major expansion near Regina has cleared its first municipal hurdle, but the public still has a say before the project can proceed.
Police are investigating a shooting on Thunderchild First Nation that left a man hospitalized Tuesday.
According to the Saskatchewan RCMP, officers were called to the First Nation north of Turtleford shortly before 8 a.m.
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Anyone with information about this incident, the suspects, vehicle, or who saw suspicious activity on and around Thunderchild First Nation during the morning of Oct. 6, should contact Turtleford RCMP by dialling 310-RCMP.
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The victim was taken to hospital by paramedics for treatment of what were believed to be non-life-threatening injuries.
Police say the driver fled a traffic stop before being arrested following a brief foot chase in Pleasant Hill.
The latest Manitoba crop report is out. It says harvest is 65 percent complete province-wide, but the northwest region is at 58 percent, and the southwest region is at only 50 percent done.
HALIFAX — Nova Scotia is replacing its century-old traffic legislation with new rules that it says will better protect vulnerable road users.
The new Traffic Safety Act will soon replace the Motor Vehicle Act, which was first introduced in the 1920s.
Public Works Minister Fred Tilley announced new... Read more
The City of Regina is asking the public for feedback on its construction and procurement practices and how it delivers on projects for residents.
The city is inviting residents, businesses, contractors and industry partners to share their feedback in an effort to improve planning, co-ordination and... Read more
Opposition seeking to restore direct payments of rent and utilities, but province contends that is still an option for clients.
Think About This: An agent has no bank account and no insurance policy.
Saskatoon’s 27th annual Spotlight on Seniors brought together 102 exhibitors and hundreds of opportunities for the 55-plus community.
Gloria Evans’ four‑decade career spans Saskatchewan and Alberta, and is defined by community service, authenticity and a rare talent for listener connection.
Taylor Japp has been found guilty of second-degree murder in the death of Briana Hayes, following a six-week jury trial in the Estevan Court of King’s Bench.
The jury returned its verdict late on Tuesday evening, finding Japp guilty on the single count.
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A night of adult themed suspense and macabre will be featured at the Outlook Community Library leading up to Halloween.
Saskatoon firefighters have responded to more than 26,000 incidents in 2026, as officials stress the importance of year-round fire safety.