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The article highlights the significant roles that various service dogs, such as Taffy, Betty, and Misty, play in improving the lives of individuals and communities in Saskatchewan, Canada.

A Saskatchewan fire chief criticizes the provincial budget for insufficient funding aimed at wildfire prevention despite an increase in overall funding.

Many Saskatchewan parents are experiencing unexpected financial burdens due to a gap in the rollout of the $10-a-day child care program, which leaves some children ineligible for assistance as they turn six.

Warm temperatures in Saskatchewan are causing snow to melt, creating challenges like potholes on roads.

Prosecutors decided not to pursue charges against Romana Didulo, citing insufficient evidence following her high-profile arrest in Saskatchewan.

Crown prosecutors in Canada have dropped charges against Romana Didulo, self-styled 'Queen of Canada,' following a police raid at her compound in Saskatchewan.

The Canadian Medical Association is seeking to intervene in a significant legal case regarding parental consent for students changing their names or pronouns in Saskatchewan schools.

Saskatchewan’s government is preparing to introduce a deficit budget while ensuring the protection of public services according to Premier Scott Moe.

Saskatchewan's finance minister announced a deficit budget that prioritizes protecting provincial services amid global economic challenges.

Bell Canada is set to construct a large data centre near Regina, which is expected to boost Saskatchewan’s economy and enhance Canada’s artificial intelligence capabilities.

In 2025, Saskatchewan RCMP reported responding to nearly 10,000 victims of domestic violence, highlighting persistently high levels of family and intimate partner violence in the province.

Regina and Saskatoon are gearing up for St. Patrick's Day celebrations with various performances and special menus at local pubs.

Vince Bruni-Bossio has taken on the role of president at the University of Saskatchewan with a vision centered on community building.

Weyburn, Saskatchewan, is highlighted as home to the last KFC All-Day Buffet in Canada, a unique feature that brings customers and attention to the small town.

Saskatchewan's industries are preparing for significant disruptions as over 1.3 million temporary foreign worker permits are set to expire by the end of the year, impacting sectors like hospitality and agriculture.

Cody Janzen, known as the announcer for the Saskatchewan Rush, has purchased a hockey team in North Macedonia called The Skopja Herd, aiming to revive interest in the sport in the region.

Jason McKay, a man convicted of murdering his wife, died in Saskatchewan Penitentiary shortly after receiving a life sentence.

Saskatchewan's government has enacted a new amendment to allow gun owners to keep prohibited firearms as part of the federal Assault-Style Firearms Compensation Program.

Saskatchewan's government is proposing legislation to allow gun owners to apply for exemptions from the federal gun buyback program, enabling them to retain their firearms until they receive appropriate compensation.

Bernadette McIntyre emphasizes the significance of volunteerism and community engagement as the new lieutenant-governor of Saskatchewan.

Healthcare worker associations in Saskatchewan express optimism regarding the province's new healthcare plan which empowers nurse practitioners.

Saskatchewan's government will issue depredation permits for farmers to kill elk causing significant damage due to overpopulation.

Saskatchewan's social services minister plans to meet with library management at Saskatoon's downtown library following reports of violence and disorder.

Chiefs from Treaty 6 First Nations are visiting Buckingham Palace to invite King Charles III to the 150th commemoration of Treaty 6.

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe has introduced a new health care strategy focused on improving access, which the opposition claims is outdated.

The Saskatchewan government is providing $1.1 million in funding to STR8 UP, an organization dedicated to helping individuals leave gang life.

Severe wind warnings have been issued across Alberta, southern Saskatchewan, and parts of British Columbia, with wind speeds up to 110 km/h expected to cause damage and power outages.

Strong winds are forecasted across Alberta, Saskatchewan, and parts of British Columbia, prompting warnings from Environment Canada and resulting in power outages for thousands.

The rising costs of funerals in Saskatchewan are leading families to seek more affordable alternatives to honor their loved ones.

The Saskatchewan Roughriders report a significant interest in their tailgating lottery, with many fans entering for a chance to win pre-game passes.

Two sudden deaths in Battlefords, Saskatchewan have prompted an investigation into a potentially hazardous liquid, with authorities warning residents not to consume unknown beverages.

Advocates in Saskatchewan express concern that the province's extended child care agreement will lead to higher fees for some families despite its intention to support child care affordability.

The Saskatchewan Roughriders are looking for a new mascot, Gainer the Gopher, encouraging enthusiastic applicants to audition for the role.

Police are investigating the death of a three-year-old boy in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, after he was found unresponsive at a residence.

The 5th annual Indigenous Business Gathering in Saskatchewan emphasized the significance of connecting within the Indigenous community for fostering business partnerships and reconciliation.

A report of a firearm near Greenall High School in Balgonie, Saskatchewan, led to a lockdown and the arrest of two youths.

A Saskatchewan professor of Greenlandic origin expresses confidence in Greenland's resilience following U.S. President Trump's threats to annex the territory.

Tensions in the Middle East are anticipated to raise gas prices in Saskatchewan due to disrupted oil supply routes.

The CUPE union is calling for urgent intervention from the Saskatchewan government due to rising violence faced by library workers, which they attribute to increasing drug addiction issues.

The rising oil prices due to the war in Iran may significantly benefit the budgets of Alberta and Saskatchewan by potentially easing projected deficits.

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe endorses a new uranium trade deal between Canada and India, highlighting its economic benefits for both regions.

Sheldon Dingwall, CEO of Dingwall Guitars, has been a significant figure in the bass guitar industry for nearly 40 years, connecting musicians globally through his high-end guitars made in Saskatchewan.

Saskatchewan's legislature opens for its spring session, facing a looming deficit budget due to revenue shortfalls linked to trade issues.

The Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation warns that classroom violence is increasing, citing specific incidents and highlighting the lack of sufficient support for teachers in managing such challenges.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has invited Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Canada, highlighting a new $2.6 billion uranium deal between Saskatchewan and India.

Kevin Koe of Alberta wins against Mike McEwen of Saskatchewan with a score of 6-4 at the Montana’s Brier curling championship.

An adult man was found dead in a house fire in Regina, Saskatchewan, with investigations ongoing into the circumstances surrounding the incident.

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe arrives in India for a trade mission and expresses concerns that tariffs on Canadian lentils may increase rather than decrease during his visit.

Alberta and Saskatchewan's premiers are urging the federal government to lift the ban on strychnine due to rising gopher populations posing significant threats to agriculture.

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe emphasizes the positive impact of a potential trade deal between Canada and India.