Saskatchewan News
Advocates say the federal government's decision to halt Ontario's plan for a major expansion of Billy Bishop airport will spare Toronto's waterfront from a serious rollback on rehabilitation.
Tim Gray, executive director of Environmental Defence, says the project would involve "massive destruction... Read more
Saskatchewan's branch of the Lifesaving Society has partnered with the Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry to prevent drowning incidents.
Prairie Modified Nationals first night was held in Estevan.
MONS — A Canadian intern at NATO has been arrested on suspicions of espionage.
Belgium's federal prosecutor says in a statement the female intern of Chinese origin is suspected of spying on behalf of a third country.
She is also suspected of being a member of a criminal organization.
The... Read more
MIller Express take 4-2 victory over Medicine Hat, Berries down Fort McMurray 9-1, Sylvan Lake defeats Regina Red Sox 11-6, Lethbridge Bulls take 9-7 victory over Swift Current 57’s
June 23 brought a warm summer evening for the second of four summer history tours of the Hillcrest Cemetery put on by the Swift Current Museum.
Mosquito Grizzly Bear’s Head Lean Man First Nation is replacing an enforcement-based approach to roaming dogs with a new animal wellness initiative centred on education, veterinary care and Indigenous teachings, backed by a $150,... Read more
A union representing Saskatchewan health care workers will be holding a strike vote this fall, after years of trying to negotiate a contract.
CUPE 5430 said the 7,000... Read more
MLAs that represent the citizens of Saskatchewan are among the highest-paid politicians in North America, according to a report released by the Canadian Taxpayers Foundation (CTF... Read more
High temperatures are expected to persist into next week.
RM of Fish Creek awarded a contract to rebuild River Road after spring flooding washed out part of the route.
RCMP released photos of two suspects and a pickup truck as they investigate an attempted ATM theft in Fox Valley.
Martensville council approved a $600 rental fee waiver for a regional karate tournament benefiting local groups.
A major pillar of the federal government’s Gateway Strategy is streamling approval of the Roberts Bank Terminal 2 project.
The Mullen family donated $20,000 to the Moosomin and District Health Care Foundation to support local health care.
Youth can learn flag football at a free Saskatchewan Roughrider Foundation camp in Rosthern this August.
Three men reported missing during a planned foraging trip near Jayjay Lake were found safe Friday after a two-day search involving RCMP, emergency agencies and community volunteers.
Overdose calls fluctuate throughout the year, with over 600 incidents happening in April, 500 in May, and dropping to about 300 in June,
Hundreds of classic vehicles are gearing up to roll into Moose Jaw next week as the Western Canadian Nationals Car Show returns to Saskatchewan for the first time since before the COVID-19 pandemic
The jury made four recommendations aimed at preventing future in-custody deaths.
Many cultural practices, traditions and teachings depend on this species around the world.
Vancouver stunt woman Devyn Dalton says she never expected her biceps to go viral.
But then Matt Damon credited his four-foot-six-inch stunt double in "The Odyssey" for having "the greatest arms" he's ever seen.
He didn't identify her in the interview with the Happy Sad Confused podcast, but after... Read more
Under provincial law the minimum age to operate an e-bike or e-scooter is 14 years-old.
Play late in fourth quarter cost Sam Emilus a potential game-winning touchdown, and the majority opinion is it was a bad call, but not the worst imaginable
OTTAWA — Advocates for people with episodic disabilities say they don't understand why the federal government has two different definitions of disability in law — and uses the narrower version to decide who gets benefits.
Canada's disability benefit program was launched in June 2025, after being... Read more
OTTAWA — The federal government says it received more than 21,000 emails on proposed changes to how major projects are reviewed and will spend the coming weeks combing over those submissions.
A window for public feedback on the proposed changes closed Wednesday. The government said it will publish... Read more
CLINTON, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA — Residents of the B.C. Interior village of Clinton are facing an anxious wait to discover the fate of their community after an advancing wildfire forced them to flee.
The community was ordered to evacuate on Friday as flames swept toward it late in the afternoon.... Read more
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