Saskatchewan News
Despite struggling in the red zone in recent weeks, the Saskatchewan Roughriders aren't about to wave the red flag heading into Friday's matchup with the Calgary Stampeders.
Arcand calls for greater education, accountability and solidarity with survivors and First Nations communities.
For employees working in, or hoping to enter, the nuclear energy sector, gaining nuclear industry experience in Saskatchewan is a top priority for the industry right now.... Read more
OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Thursday that the Pacific Link pipeline project is the first to be designated a project in the national interest under the Building Canada Act.
The designation allows the federal government to streamline the rules and timelines for project approvals,... Read more
For Saskatchewan Roughriders starting left tackle Payton Collins, the journey to professional football included more than just making an impact on the field.
Ken Krawetz served Canora-Pelly constituency from 1995-2016
OTTAWA — Health ministers from across the country say the federal government needs to renew $1.2 billion in funding for mental health, addictions and home care that's expiring next year.
The ministers met earlier this week, along with finance ministers, to talk about the expected expiry of the... Read more
As with most teams, Riders have found several depth players and a few outright misses in the fifth round since 2019.
A woman was seriously injured after being struck by a vehicle Thursday morning at Albert Street and Seventh Avenue in Regina.
The Saskatchewan Roughriders won’t have Tevaughn Campbell in the lineup for Friday’s game against the Calgary Stampeders, but they’re getting a receiver back into the starting mix.
Four Saskatoon veterans organizations will receive $120,000 in provincial funding, with additional federal support announced for local projects.
CALGARY — A new million-barrel-per-day oilsands pipeline to the West Coast is the first to be deemed a project of national interest — a key step if the proposal is to advance. Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced the designation in the oilsands hub of Fort... Read more
Dollar-for-dollar commitment in memory of rescue dog Fynn announced. Gifts matched until Oct. 28.
2026 Hospitality Saskatchewan Tourism Awards of Excellence recipients named
Full road closures on priority one roadways scheduled.
Ken Krawetz, one of the Saskatchewan Party’s founding members, has died. He was 75.
First elected as a Liberal MLA in the provincial legislature in 1995, Krawetz joined with fellow Liberals Bob Bjornerud, Rod Gantefour and June Draude to form the new party, along with four Progressive... Read more
Patrick Hall’s Blue Heron is taking the spotlight at the Living Sky Art Collective this October, bringing a colourful pond scene to the group’s studio at the Town ‘N’ Country Mall.
SJHL media and personnel from around the province collaborate to rank the 12 SJHL teams on a weekly basis.
OTTAWA — Indigenous communities along the newly-announced West Coast Oil Pipeline route were given just two months for consultations, and that was still more than the government initially planned.
The consultations were to only take place over one month but was extended to two after Indigenous... Read more
TORONTO — A Toronto hospital network is set to greatly expand its unique permanent housing program that largely serves homeless people who visit hospital emergency departments an inordinate amount of time.
Dunn House has seen great success in the early days for its 51 residents, a model that will... Read more
A 15-year effort came to fruition Sept. 30 with the opening of Yorkton's Brick Flour Mill interpretive centre.
C95 will host its 27th annual C95 Radio Marathon for Breast Cancer Research on Oct. 28, broadcasting live from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. at... Read more
TORONTO — An Ontario mother’s acquittal in the death of her infant son is the latest display of medical evidence of shaken baby syndrome discredited in the courtroom.
Jennifer Gaskin had been convicted of manslaughter in the death of her 2 1/2-month-old son Joeseph in 2002, after two medical... Read more
Warm, dry weather over the past week allowed Saskatchewan farmers to make serious progress on this year’s harvest, but a slow, wet start to the season means it’s still lagging behind the historical averages.
According to the latest crop report from the Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture,... Read more
Elite curling teams from Canada and abroad will converge on Swift Current for the $100,000 Western Showdown Oct. 29 to Nov. 1.
The insurer issued the reminder Thursday, Oct. 1, as part of its provincewide October Traffic Safety Spotlight, which focuses on preventing wildlife collisions.
Saskatchewan is updating its laws around defamation in an effort to bring them in line with the digital age.
The changes to The Defamation Act took effect on Thursday. The provincial government said the updates modernize and simplify the laws in order to better reflect the modern media... Read more
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Trade Dispute: Impact on the Prairies
There’s nothing quite like the start of a new NHL season. Every team has a clean slate, every fan has hope, and everybody seems to have a prediction about how things will play out over the next seven months. Some predictions are safe.
A Theodore man accused of punching a Regina police officer twice during a traffic stop has had his case adjourned to Oct. 13.
MONTREAL — A group of lawyers has filed a legal challenge of a new Montreal bylaw banning insults against city employees, including police.
The Saint-Michel legal clinic and an association for progressive jurists argue the bylaw is unconstitutional and infringes on freedom of expression.
Lawyer... Read more
OTTAWA — Voters in a number of ridings across the country will choose new federal representatives in the coming weeks and months after members of Parliament from four major parties quit the House of Commons for diplomatic appointments, provincial politics or retirement.
When a seat in the House of... Read more
Three arrested after Stanley Mission RCMP officers spotted drug paraphernalia and open alcohol in plain view.
Opening cash prices from Bunge with futures prices from A.J. Tooley of Ventum Financial
RCMP officers seized more than a kilogram of suspected cocaine during a traffic stop in Stanley Mission.
According to the Saskatchewan RCMP, officers patrolling the northern community stopped a vehicle just after 2 a.m. on Saturday.
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