Saskatchewan News
The Moose Jaw Police Service is asking for the public’s help identifying two people in connection with separate retail thefts reported this summer.
Saskatchewan history remembered as the Lyric Theatre brings his three films from the past for Culture Days.
Police warn the public to avoid locations where officers are operating north of Pelican Narrows.
Eagles won quite easily in two and were on fire for the remainder of playoff.
TORONTO — Ontario is introducing standardized entry-level training for commercial truck drivers.
The changes come after a scathing auditor general report that showed the province was not effectively monitoring commercial truck driver training and licensing regimes.
Transportation Minister Prabmeet... Read more
Council unanimously backs proposal saying city shouldn’t reject a viable commercial use for a long-time vacant property.
Murray Wood says a road trip through the Maritimes turned up numerous other travellers from his home province. All it took was a Saskatchewan Roughriders cap!
Murray Wood delivers sharp, insightful commentary with a blend of wit, skepticism and straight talk. Whether... Read more
The RM of Lac Pelletier issued an order to remedy at the site after an inspection found drainage is not contained.
Sarah Mills says new signs at a gym forbidding filming in the changing room indicate that we live in a selfish world where no one cares about the impact of their behaviour... Read more
8:30 – Parliament resumes in Ottawa today! And with an abnormally busy summer full of announcements, tariffs, a trade war and showing what Canada has to offer to the world, there is a LOT to talk about. Stephanie Taylor, Ottawa-based reporter covering federal politics for... Read more
NEW YORK (AP) — CNN, MS NOW and Politico said Monday they’ve notified President Donald Trump’s administration they’re filing a lawsuit over being denied White House access, saying their First Amendment rights have been violated.
The administration’s announcement of the bans Friday and the White... Read more
Half a dozen volunteer fire departments were in Prince Albert this weekend to test their skills in a friendly competition.
The 2026 Saskatchewan First Nation... Read more
With summer winding down, golfers in Regina are squeezing in a few more swings before the season changes.
Sunshine brought players back to Joanne Goulet Golf Course... Read more
Ontario’s police watchdog is expected to provide an update this morning following an exchange of gunfire near a synagogue in Belleville, Ont., that left a man and a police officer injured on Sunday night.
The Special Investigations Unit says it’s investigating after the exchange of... Read more
Celebrating the history of Saskatchewan and the 100th anniversary of 620 CKRM with a look back at news from the last hundred years.
Maple Leaf Foods to revive a familar meat-alternative brand, Yves Veggie Cuisine, after being pulled from the market in 2025.
"We've been with them now for a year and we’ve built relationships and learned to trust each other, and now that's ripped away, that's gone.”
-Jess McBride
Here is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to bring you up to speed …
MPs return to Parliament after drama-filled summer
Members of Parliament return from their summer break Monday, with the economy and trade partnerships in centre-focus after the trade war with the United... Read more
MONTREAL — Montreal city council is set to debate a proposed bylaw this week that could ban people from insulting municipal employees, including police officers.
If adopted, residents who insult city staff can face fines between $300 and $1,000 for a first offence.
Subsequent offences could result... Read more
MONTREAL — Quebec political leaders are entering their 26th day on the hustings, as the election campaign enters its final two-week stretch.
Quebec businesses are on the agenda, as Coalition Avenir Québec Leader Christine Fréchette plans to tour a cabinetry company in Coaticook, Que., south of... Read more
VICTORIA — British Columbia's political landscape continues to shift, with Kerry-Lynne Findlay stepping down as the leader of B-C's Conservatives Sunday, and the party's board of directors appointing MLA Lorne Doerkson as interim leader hours later.
Findlay's resignation and Doerkson's appointment... Read more
OTTAWA — Members of Parliament return from their summer break Monday, with the economy and trade partnerships in centre-focus after the trade war with the United States dramatically escalated over the summer months.
Prime Minister Mark Carney says his Liberal government will introduce some of the... Read more
A peaceful Sunday night in Belleville, Ontario, was shattered by reports of multiple gunshots, followed by local police issuing a tight-lipped statement.
The Belleville Police Service posted a media release on Facebook saying that around 7:10 p.m., near Bleecker Avenue and Victoria Avenue, in a... Read more
Valerie Korinek receives RSC Ursula Franklin Award in Gender Studies for her contributions to Canadian gender history.
Kerry-Lynne Findlay resigned as the leader of British Columbia's Conservatives on Sunday, bringing to a close her brief tenure marked by infighting, firings, expulsions from the party caucus and a string of defections by sitting legislators.
Findlay said she would remain the party's candidate in... Read more
Regulatory roadblocks and industrial carbon costs have helped drive investment out of Canada.
More than two dozen volunteers participated in TD Tree Day Sept. 20 at the Northeast Swale entrance near Saskatoon's Silverspring neighborhood
Lacey Giesbrecht is currently waiting for a kidney transplant as she has dealt with kidney disease for a decade now.
The family of a student pilot who died in a mid-air collision in Steinbach last summer is shattered to hear two people are dead after another plane crash Friday evening.
Thunder roll to 61-10 victory over Winnipeg Rifles, Hilltops take 30-21 win over Edmonton Huskies
Battlefords author James McLane has released his first full-length novel, a mystery-fantasy story set on a fictional Scottish island.
OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney is meeting with Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Store in Ottawa today.
Store’s visit comes as Carney looks for closer ties with Europe, including potential “associate membership” in the EU.
Norway is not a member of the EU, but for three decades the country... Read more
One by one, the names of 23 Canadians who never came home from the Battle of Britain were read aloud Sunday morning at 15 Wing Moose Jaw.... Read more
Second edition of the event for Estevan will happen Oct. 3 at the Southeast College.
BRANTFORD — Pierre Poilievre says Canada will “never be the 28th state of the European Union” as Prime Minister Mark Carney pursues deeper ties with Europe amid a trade war with the United States.
Poilievre made the comments at a rally in Brantford, Ont., on Sunday, days after European Commission... Read more
Some of the biggest capital investments will be towards the city's new aquatics facility and transit replacement.
Sustained run across several years of mining earns Westmoreland Poplar River Mine the 2026 John T. Ryan Safety Award