Saskatchewan News
Don't tell her neighbours, but Jenny Hagan kind of enjoyed this week's storm that dumped nearly 50 centimetres of snow on her town.
Brett Lauther has found a new home in the CFL.... Read more
Locomotive played an important role in the Estevan area's mining history.
Sask, RCMP’s Lloydminster Saskatchewan Trafficking Response Team conducted a drug trafficking investigation in the Lloydminster area.
OTTAWA — Quebec's new premier said she was "relieved" following her first meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney in Ottawa, after earlier promising to fight "tooth and nail" to protect the right of governments to pass laws that override the Charter.
“Notoriously Moose Jaw” is set to take stage on April 23, 24, and 25 at Mae Wilson Theatre.
A major mining forum in Saskatoon drew thousands, underscoring the sector’s role in Saskatchewan’s economy and global supply chains.
MONTREAL — Communities in three provinces were bringing in pumps and laying sandbags on Friday, as river levels continued to rise and forecasts called for more rain in some already waterlogged areas.
Two neighborhoods in Regina are shaken after vehicles were set on fire on different days this week.
The centre has received more than 1,780 referrals, which the province says highlights the need for the facility.
A Saskatoon philanthropist Wayne Brownlee is pledging $10M to expand full-day kindergarten, urging the province to match funding for the program.
TORONTO — Canada's main stock index rallied and U.S. markets moved further into record territory, as oil plunged after Iran's foreign minister said the Strait of Hormuz is fully open.
On both Saturday and Sunday, the UCC will operate from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
A teen charged in a Star Blanket Cree Nation homicide has appeared in court again, with his case adjourned to April 30.
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The Canucks finish their season gifting the Oilers a big win. Oh and then they fired their general manager. The New Jersey Devils are seeing Sunny days ahead. The Blue Jays lose another one. And the Ottawa REDBLACKS sign a kicker that is very familiar... Read more
Tristan Lewis has 2.5 years remaining after credit for time served.
Diane Cooper, and her Dalmatian, Halo, have been missing for more than 10 days. The 82-year-old Alberta woman is believed to have driven into Saskatchewan earlier this month.
The Town of Outlook is looking for more entries into photo contest as the deadline approaches at the end of April.
The second of three individuals charged in a significant Regina drug bust has been handed a prison term.... Read more
HALIFAX — Canada’s top Mountie is apologizing for the RCMP’s decision to send officers to train in an area of Nova Scotia where residents are preparing to mark the sixth anniversary of the worst mass shooting in modern Canadian history.
RCMP Commissioner Mike Duheme sent a letter Thursday to Nova... Read more
Valerie Ann Geiger passed away in Moose Jaw, SK on April 12th, 2026, at the age of 68 after a brief battle with cancer. Born July 16th, 1957, in Eston, SK, the middle child of Frank and Elizabeth (Betty) Geiger.
CALGARY — Energy industry experts say it could be a while before any calm returns to rattled oil markets after Iran's top diplomat declared the Strait of Hormuz "completely open" to commercial traffic that had all but ceased when war engulfed much of
The winning husband-and-wife duo have no plans of slowing their pace of creating new products anytime soon and are grateful for the recognition.
U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick attacked Canada’s trade strategy today, adding, “They suck.”
Lutnick was responding to a report in the Financial Post quoting Canada’s former chief trade negotiator Steve Verheul saying time is on Canada’s side in trade talks... Read more
Saskatchewan Polytechnic has announced another round of layoffs, bringing the total number of employees out a job over the past year to 181.... Read more
OTTAWA — U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick
attacked Canada's trade strategy today, adding, "They suck."
Lutnick was responding to a report in the Financial Post quoting Canada's former chief trade negotiator Steve Verheul saying time is on Canada's side in trade talks because the pressures on... Read more
NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — Sky-high ticket prices won’t be the only thing emptying the wallets of soccer fans attending World Cup matches at some U.S. venues this spring.
Fans trying to get to MetLife Stadium from New York City can expect to shell out $150 for a round-trip train fare for each match,... Read more
Global financial systems need to "come to grips" with the risks posed by rapid advances in artificial intelligence models like Anthropic's Mythos, Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem said on Friday.
Developer Anthropic claims the upcoming Mythos model of its Claude AI is capable of quickly... Read more
It has been quite a season for the Saskatchewan Rush. On Saturday, the Rush will close their regular season at home against the Toronto Rock.
OTTAWA — Finance Minister Francois Philippe Champagne is brushing off Conservative calls for an investigation into his personal relationship with an Alto executive and the proposed high-speed rail project as "just politics."
Michael Barrett, the Conservative ethics critic, is trying to get the... Read more
OTTAWA — Finance Minister Francois Philippe Champagne is brushing off Conservative calls for an investigation into his personal relationship with an Alto executive and the proposed high-speed rail project as "just politics.
Scientists and police in British Columbia are working together on what they hope will be a game-changing "chemical fingerprinting" program for illicit drugs, that one senior officer likened to DNA testing.
Finance Minister Francois Philippe Champagne is brushing off Conservative calls for an investigation into his personal relationship with an Alto executive and the proposed high speed rail project as “just politics.”
Michael Barrett, the Conservative ethics critic, is trying to get the... Read more
Police say a man was approached by two unknown suspects and robbed of his property at gunpoint.
Regina Police Service is asking the public to avoid the 1900 block of St. John Street.
Canada welcomes efforts to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and stands with Persian Gulf states hit by strikes during the Iran war, Prime Minister Mark Carney told world leaders on Friday.
The Prime Minister’s Office said Carney took part virtually in a meeting with dozens of world leaders to talk... Read more
While in detention, the suspect spat in the face of one of the police officers.