Saskatchewan News
The shift in weather in recent days has brought good news for producers in the Saskatchewan, according to the province.
Increased sunshine — and the warmer temperatures that accompanied it — have helped fields to dry and crops to catch up, said the provincial crop report released for the period of... Read more
The Saskatchewan Roughriders head into their bye week sitting at 4-1 and firmly in the hunt to defend their 2025 Grey Cup championship.
A $1.5-million legacy gift from Consolation Housing Inc. will fund new medical equipment, strengthening health care in Melfort and area
OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney is defending his government’s approach to the environment as parts of the country grapple with wildfires.
Carney says the government is taking an investment-driven approach, which includes plans to double the size of Canada’s electricity grid.
He says his... Read more
Alexis 'Lexi' Firingstoney is known to travel to Red Pheasant Cree Nation, North Battleford and Biggar.
OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada and the U.S. will split "modest" net revenues from the Gordie Howe International Bridge only after debts and operational costs are paid.
U.S. President Donald Trump said last week the new bridge connecting Ontario to Michigan, which Canada paid to... Read more
Vehicle for hire companies will need to have a minimum of four vehicles per company.
Turns out there have been some nefarious actors ‘putin’ their... Read more
Richardson Pioneer Southern Rebels acquire four players from Moosomin dispersal draft when team disbanded
Dunning League playoffs underway, Aces also preparing for provincials
July and August are peak times for vacations, and they are also busy season for opportunistic thieves says Assiniboia RCMP Detachment
Continued training by Assiniboia Fire Rescue as included forcible entry tactics, amongst other training practises
Bienfait was hit hard by an overnight thunderstorm on July 15.
Museum Fun Day drew big crowds to the WDM Yorkton as families enjoyed hands-on history, crafts and demonstrations.
Sarah Mills is accepting that sixty years on, it is not to... Read more
MONTRÉAL — Montreal's regional public health department is sounding the alarm over a significant rise in overdoses linked to fentanyl use, as well as several fatal overdoses involving carfentanil.
The health department says paramedics have administered naloxone medication more than 925 times since... Read more
Here is the latest on wildfires in northern Ontario as communities evacuate and much of the province is blanketed in thick and dangerous smoke. All times Eastern.
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Ontario is getting a helping hand from Alberta in its efforts to tame raging wildfires in the north.
Alberta wildfire... Read more
Newly drafted by the MLB, former Saskatoon Berries' player's return to NextGen field was a berry big deal
The 2026 draft pick is nearing a return from an ankle injury and is watching film as the understudy to starting centre Logan Ferland.
OTTAWA — A Newfoundland and Labrador First Nations chief says the decision of a prominent online retailer to ban fur products is discriminatory against Indigenous artisans and traditions.
Etsy, which allows creators, artists and other sellers to create online marketplaces for their wares, says all... Read more
TSAWWASSEN — Plans to upgrade the Port of Vancouver have been referred to Canada's Major Projects Office for possible fast-tracking.
Federal Transport Minister Steven MacKinnon has announced the referral, calling the upgrades a "transformational strategy" that aims to diversify and grow trade... Read more
Looking back at the week in football and ahead to the Open Championship.
Ontario has asked the federal government to be ready to help evacuate communities by aircraft across the north where dozens of forest fires are burning out of control.
Ontario Emergency Preparedness Minister Jill Dunlop wrote in a letter to federal Emergency Management Minister Eleanor Olszewski... Read more
Kain Cheechan, 26, faces several charges, including discharging a firearm with intent, and arson.
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Today we find out who will face Spain in the World Cup final. Who will win best play of the year at the Espy’s tonight? The MLB All Star Game provided some great entertainment. Micah Awe of the Montreal Alouettes has a hearing with the CFL after... Read more
Kevin Paulson, 39, of Kelvington, is charged with arson and possession of property obtained by crime.
Snowbirds completed their final hometown performance with the iconic CT-114 Tutor aircraft.
Melfort Mounties are investigating a crash that happened south of Naicam on Monday.
According to the RCMP, Melfort officers received a report that two vehicles had collided on Highway #6 around 2 a.m. on July 13.
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The record donation follows another milestone year for the festival, which attracted 460 participants — a 42 per cent increase over 2025 — with runners travelling from 64 communities across six provinces to compete
The Saskatchewan government is committed to developing a clean nuclear industry.
Think About This: Is social media the next ‘big tobacco?’
Sometimes one person’s idea can bring an entire town and area together.
Thousands of music lovers are expected to head deep into the boreal forest in northern Saskatchewan this week as the Ness Creek Music Festival returns for another year of live performances, cultural programming and community gatherings.
The annual festival – which takes place about 20 kilometres... Read more
Participating organizations will receive hands-on support to analyze their spending patterns and identify opportunities to strengthen supplier relationships.
The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) reported 46 active wildfires across the province as of 11 a.m. on Wednesday, with firefighting crews continuing suppression and containment efforts on several significant fires.
According to the SPSA, four fires are currently classified as contained... Read more
In the midst of a costly year for storm damage to Saskatchewan communities, the Government of Saskatchewan is announcing changes to its Provincial Disaster Assistance Program... Read more
Through the new system, people will pay using their cellphones and then using their Visa or ATM cards.
Back to Batoche Days returns July 16-19 with new events, cultural celebrations, family activities and thousands expected at Batoche.
Impressive third-down stops in back-to-back games show how quickly Ford is developing into a must-play player, the Plaza of Honour defensive lineman says.