Saskatchewan News
On July 15 at around 8 p.m., Prince Albert RCMP received a report of a two-vehicle collision on Highway 2, approximately eight kilometres south of Prince Albert.
A hot dog fundraiser at Yorkton's Flour Mill helped build support for restoration efforts.
Increased benefits are being put in place to help residents after stormy spring and summer seasons, the Saskatchewan government announced Thursday.
Mirtha Rivera says the organization’s current financial situation reflects a failure to properly serve the broader community.
It is with heavy hearts and profound love that the family of Shirley Gould (Dreger), aged 93 years, announces her peaceful passing on Sunday, July 12th, 2026. She was blessed with a truly wonderful life, full of love, adventure, and purpose. Shirley was
Bottom lines impacted by scope of Centennial Drive infrastructure renewal.
A lot has gone right for the Saskatchewan Roughriders through five games as they’ve earned a 4-1 record and have proven to be on a shortlist of the CFL’s best teams.
In June, housing starts on single-family dwellings increased by 29.7 per cent.
On Friday, July 17, the City will reopen the public boat launch located in Kiwanis Park, north of the Broadway Bridge.
Moosomin in top two in Saskatchewan based on physical activity reported in June.
Disease in the tree was confirmed earlier this week.
A disease has infected a tree with significant meaning in Saskatoon, requiring the city to remove it.
After testing positive for Dutch Elm Disease, Thai Hoang, director of parks for the City of Saskatoon, said the ‘difficult’ decision was made to remove a tree along the Memorial Avenue... Read more
Closures in place Friday through Sunday.
Warmer weather helped crops catch up on development and dry up fields at the same time.
The aim of the bylaw is to increase safety in the town.
Government says they are moving from rapid expansion to a targeted approach on underserved areas.
Playparks annual pancake breakfast happened on July 17.
Dustyn Allary, 34, was in Broadview Provincial Court July 15, where he had his matter adjourned to Oct. 6, for a preliminary hearing.
Funds raised support Special Olympics Saskatchewan's year-round sport, health and leadership programs.
On June 9 at approximately 10:15 a.m., Battlefords RCMP received a report that an individual had been threatened with a firearm.
Mosquito mania: Saskatoon residents under siege this summer
Installation of Estevan's MRI machine going well
Farm Credit Canada (FCC) is offering support for customers in Alberta, Manitoba and Saskatchewan facing financial pressure due to flooding, as well as delayed field operations caused by severe weather.
Residents have raised concerns about electricity demand, water use, noise, environmental impacts and the project’s long-term effect on neighbouring communities.
The Regina Police Service has announced charges against a 35 year-old man following an incident involving the discharge of a crossbow.
According to a release, in the early hours of July 7, police responded to a call at a residence in the 800 block of Elphinstone Street, that a man was threatening... Read more
HALIFAX — The federal government says it will spend $2 billion to recruit and train up to 100,000 more Red Seal trade workers through bilateral deals it plans to strike with the provinces and territories.
Jobs and Families Minister Patty Hajdu announced the additional funding for the existing Team... Read more
Carrier Forest Products Ltd. has announced it will indefinitely curtail production at its Big River sawmill beginning mid-October, a decision expected to impact approximately 117 employees.
In a news release, company management said the decision was difficult but necessary given a combination... Read more
EDMONTON — Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says a byelection in Calgary won't be called until Albertans have more time for politics.
She says it's not top of mind for many in the middle of summer, but that an announcement will be made in the coming weeks.
Residents in Calgary-Shaw riding have been... Read more
A tree on the Memorial Avenue of Trees at Saskatoon's Woodlawn Cemetery is being removed due to Dutch Elm Disease, the City of Saskatoon said.
The Government of Saskatchewan has announced changes to the Provincial Disaster Assistance Program (PDAP) in the midst of a busy season of storms, floods and wildfires... Read more
The City of Swift Current major street paving for the year has been completed, with a wait on the Department of Highways regarding service roads.
TORONTO — Ontario Premier Doug Ford's chief of staff is cutting the size of the office by 10 jobs and about $1 million.
Ford has increasingly come under fire for the size of his office as its size and cost has grown at a rate his critics say does not fit with his mantra of finding efficiencies.
In... Read more
The province’s Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority (FCAA) is warning consumers about a new scam targetting investors, that claims it is endorsed by former Federated Co-operatives Limited (FCL) CEO, Scott Banda.
Social media advertisements for the Profit Rings website falsely claim the site is... Read more
MONTREAL — The Canadian Transportation Agency has approved the construction of a bypass to divert trains around downtown Lac-Mégantic, Que.
Forty-seven people died there when a runaway train derailed and smashed into downtown on July 6, 2013.
The agency approval removes a hurdle that had delayed... Read more
WASHINGTON — The United States' top trade official says the Trump administration isn't going to give Canada credit for its trade concessions.
Jamieson Greer says he's glad Canada dropped its digital services tax and "rolled back" its Online Streaming Act but they "don't really get credit for doing... Read more
MONTREAL — Quebec’s police ethics commissioner has opened an investigation into allegations of racist misconduct by officers in a multicultural Montreal neighbourhood.
The commissioner said in an email that it opened the investigation on June 26 at the request of Domestic Security Minister Ian... Read more
Ontario Premier Doug Ford says the practice of Toronto-area members of his caucus billing taxpayers for thousands of dollars' worth of hotel stays in the city is "unacceptable" and has told them to reimburse the money.
Publicly available expense records show that some of Ford's cabinet ministers... Read more