Saskatchewan News
Quebec’s provincial election results don’t often matter to people in Saskatchewan, but this one could.
Monday night’s election brought the Parti... Read more
Police in Moose Jaw made a significant drug seizure during a traffic stop last week.
According to the Moose Jaw Police Service, officers stopped a vehicle on Sept. 30 after spotting one of the occupants, who was “known to be in violation of their release conditions.”
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Ituna has been named Saskatchewan's Most Active Community for a second straight year.
The Saskatchewan Roughriders went from being one win away from clinching a playoff spot to suddenly having some work left to do.
Barney Shynkaruk’s Behind the Face Mask takes a closer look at your favourite Saskatchewan Roughriders. This week, he chats with quarterback Brayden Schager.
A pair of serious assaults on Saturday has Pelican Narrows RCMP officers asking for information from the public.
The RCMP said the first incident happened at about 7:50 a.m. Officers... Read more
The City of North Battleford has released its budget deliberation meeting schedule, starting with third-party grant requests on Oct. 19 at 4:45 p.m.
VANCOUVER — The British Columbia Supreme Court has granted anonymity to a defendant in the long-running defamation case brought by author and University of B.C. professor Steven Galloway.
The judge says the woman, referred to as A.B., has shown that identifying her would carry objective harms and... Read more
MONTREAL — The Coalition Avenir Québec did not win a single seat at the provincial legislature in Monday's election after eight years in power.
Leader Christine Fréchette said in the last week of the campaign that she would not resign as leader regardless of election results.
Experts are divided... Read more
Lallemand Plant Care's Hometown Roots photo contest selected Darlene Kidd's photo to win $5,000 for a local cause of her choice.
EDMONTON — A proposed three-year master pay deal with the provincial government has been ratified by members of the Alberta Medical Association.
Both the government and the association representing physicians said once it's finalized, they will share details of the agreement.
In a letter to... Read more
OTTAWA — Quebec Sen. Richard Martel is back in the opposition caucus after joining the Conservative Senate group today.
Sen. Leo Housakos, the opposition leader in the Senate, says Martel is a "natural fit" in a statement issued today.
Martel left the House of Commons in July when Prime Minister... Read more
EDMONTON — Leading figures in the push for Alberta separation are celebrating the election of Quebec premier-designate Paul St-Pierre Plamondon.
Jeff Rath, a prominent figure pushing for Alberta independence, says Plamondon is a friend to his movement and his election victory could change the... Read more
A 30-year-old person from Washington state has been arrested on a charge of conspiracy to murder in the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting.
Acting U.S. Attorney Neil Floyd says in a statement that the arrest and criminal complaint stem from the shooting where eight people were killed last February.... Read more
Investigators are working to determine if these two assaults are related and are asking Pelican Narrows residents for their help.
SEATTLE — A 30-year-old person from Washington state has been arrested on a charge of conspiracy to murder in the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting.
Acting U.S. Attorney Neil Floyd says in a statement that the arrest and criminal complaint stem from the shooting where eight people were killed last... Read more
OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney is returning to Turkey later this month as he seeks to boost trade and defence ties with a country with rising importance.
Carney was in Turkey for the NATO summit in July, and his office says he will again visit the country from Oct. 21 to 23.
He will start in... Read more
Bonnie Pritchard travelled from Calgary to join relatives in England, sharing family records that helped expand the story of a Second World War bomber crew.
Money was raised during a performance by Keith Alessi in Estevan in September.
Facility will welcome first patients Nov. 1.
Government Relations Minister Eric Schmalz and municipal sector leaders travel to Ottawa Oct. 6 and 7.
2027 Saskatchewan Lotteries Community Grant Program open for applications.
Preeceville is taking another step toward a new water treatment plant.
The occupants of the residence did not report any physical injuries to police.
RCMP officers are investigating a shooting in Sandy Bay, which left one man injured.
According to police, officers got a report about the shooting shortly before 8 a.m. Tuesday.
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As Saskatoon moves ahead without an in-person count of unsheltered people this year, one community advocate is concerned people won't be connected to the services they require.
There is an increased police presence in Sandy Bay in relation to this incident.
SaskPower is seeking public input on a 75-kilometre power line rebuild aimed at improving reliability for about 2,500 customers.
TORONTO — Ontario has delayed decisions on whether individual career colleges across the province will be eligible for student financial aid this academic year amid questions about unusual activity at a small number of schools, throwing the entire sector into uncertainty.
The Ministry of Colleges... Read more
OTTAWA — Canada's foreign influence transparency commissioner suggests it's too early to tell whether people are complying with new obligations to report information to his office.
Commissioner Anton Boegman told MPs on a House of Commons committee today his office's focus to date has been on... Read more
About 600 people took part in Melfort Culturama, where food, fashion, dance and interactive displays celebrated the community’s diversity.
Justice Minister Sean Fraser said he will announce a long-awaited decision on the government’s next steps for medical assistance in dying in Canada on Wednesday.
It will be the first time the federal government communicates the direction it plans to take on MAID in the wake of a parliamentary... Read more
Luseland Police Service responds to domestic disturbance call, makes an arrest for assault.
Regina’s Josh Hagerty will not return to the B.C. Lions.
FREDERICTON — A Green Party politician in New Brunswick is calling on the provincial government to reveal how many artificial intelligence data centres are being proposed for the province.
Green legislator Megan Mitton says the government must also tell New Brunswickers which communities could be... Read more
People are rallying behind the man who lost his wife and daughters in a three-vehicle crash near Foam Lake on Friday.
A GoFundMe page has been set up to... Read more
OTTAWA — The grand chief of Treaty 8 First Nations stood behind Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith last week as they announced the Pacific Link pipeline was the first project deemed to be in the "national interest" under the Building Canada Act.
But Trevor Mercredi said... Read more