Saskatchewan News
Standing one yard away from the end zone on Friday night, Bishop James Mahoney Saints rookie running back Ashton Houmphanh knew what was on the line.
One yard away from celebrating with a trophy at SMF Field, but also one yard away from the Saints season ending in heartbreaking fashion.
“I was very... Read more
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.
The Prince Albert Police Service would like to thank members of the public for their assistance in helping locate individuals featured on the Most Wanted List.
Nothing has been normal this week for Josh Fluker, just days removed from a five-piece trade which sent him from Washington state to Saskatoon.
That spilled over to his first practice with the Saskatoon Blades on Thursday morning.
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A 22-year-old man died in the incident in Pelican Narrows.
Certain screen actors have made the scream their calling card to fame and notoriety.
The Riders are the defending champs, but they're hardly satisfied with their recent success.
The proposed U.S. Bridger pipeline could cost only $3 billion, carry over a million barrels of Alberta oil a day and start operating years before Pacific Link.
Offender fired at police, injured officer during 2020 raid near Biggar.
Christopher Ernest failed to appear in Meadow Lake Provincial Court on Oct. 29 after being released on bail on Sept. 30.
The Saskatchewan Party MLA has held a seat in Legislature since 2020.
With a full complement of offensive players at the ready for the Western Semi-Final, Saskatchewan believes big things could be in the cards on Saturday afternoon
In Saskatoon, Halloween is becoming a time for haunted, hands-on learning.
Buena Vista School was one of many schools participating in a citywide event on Friday, enthralling students with dry ice demonstrations in celebration of Halloween.
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The annual campaign honours military service and sacrifice while raising funds to help veterans and their families.
Regina McDonald's franchisees raised $10,000 for local breast and prostate cancer research through September and October promotions.
Peter Stevenson has tattoos of script on his neck and horns on his forehead.
Tyler Bamford has been named Assiniboia's new fire chief following Terry Lacelle's retirement announcement, bringing years of experience to the role.
Innovation Saskatchewan launched a new funding program to help Saskatchewan startup agtech companies get their products to market faster
City of North Battleford crews are carrying out maintenance at the Access Communications Centre on Oct. 29th and 30th.
Mitch Bellefleur says years of searching for a family doctor in Saskatoon have left him relying on walk-in clinics for medical care.
As winter approaches, Regina outreach workers are raising concerns about shelter capacity and support for people displaced from Pepsi Park.
RCMP say the scariest thing about Halloween is inattention to details.
OTTAWA — Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand says Russia should not have attended a G20 meeting the U.S. hosted on Friday, but she still used the opportunity to make a point to Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.
"I was sitting at a table directly across from Sergei Lavrov and I looked him in the eye... Read more
EDMONTON — Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says high-profile separatist leader Jeff Rath has been kicked out of her United Conservative Party.
Smith told reporters in Calgary that the party's executive director made the decision to revoke Rath's membership over code of conduct issues, and it's a... Read more
Several topics were covered on the latest edition of the SaskAgToday.com Roundtable
The investigation determined an SUV and a pick-up truck collided.
CALGARY — A ruling ordering the International Ice Hockey Federation to reinstate Russia has raised questions about the upcoming world junior men's hockey championship in Alberta and angered Canadian politicians.
The Court of Arbitration for Sport ruled Friday that Russia must be allowed back into... Read more
The industry claims it could boost gross domestic product contribution 60 per cent by 2035 if it had government support.
Police and firefighters in Regina are happy to see new legislation that could give their members some peace of mind.
This week, the provincial government introduced legislation that would... Read more
Police and EMS are on scene at First Baptist Church on Main Street North this afternoon, with part of the property taped off. The nature of the incident has not yet been confirmed.
OTTAWA — Canada's new partnership with the European Union is meant to provide benefits to people on both continents.
The two jurisdictions wrapped up a summit in Montreal on Friday with various agreements, many of which will take months or years to finalize.
Here's a look at some of the possible... Read more
Canada’s nuclear expansion is highlighting the need for more skilled workers, broader training pathways and greater workforce participation.
From downtown trick-or-treating to live music and a Bruins costume contest, Estevan has Halloween activities planned for all ages.
CALGARY — Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says her government is reducing education property taxes starting next year after it brought in successive hikes for ratepayers.
It means home and farmland owners will pay almost seven per cent less than this year while non-residential property owners will... Read more
RCMP urge the public to avoid social media speculation as the case proceeds through the courts.
After nine overpass strikes this year, Saskatchewan is reviewing permits and safety rules, while checking bridge heights and signage.
Saskatchewan is looking to make some changes before the number of overpass strikes in the province reaches double digits.
So far this year, there have been nine overpass crashes in Saskatchewan... Read more
Yorkton families can enjoy Halloween parties, trick-or-treating, museum activities and a tour of spooky home displays on Oct. 30 and 31.
VANCOUVER — A pediatrician testifying at Canada's first youth-led climate trial says doctors in her profession often view advocacy as a form of promoting patients' health, in response to a suggestion she has made "climate advocacy" part of her career.
Dr. Elizabeth Pinsky says some positions viewed... Read more