Why gophers are the root of a turf war between Ottawa and the Prairies
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.
India trade deal would be ‘a real positive for Saskatchewan and Canada’: Moe
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe emphasizes the positive impact of a potential trade deal between Canada and India.
Ukrainians living in Saskatchewan mark 4-year anniversary of Russian invasion
Ukrainians in Saskatchewan are commemorating the four-year anniversary of Russia's invasion, reflecting on their experiences and losses during the war.
Saskatchewan premier rejects belt-tightening in budget, cites ‘challenging time’
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe plans to present a deficit budget next month due to economic uncertainties affecting the province.
Saskatchewan residents seeking safety amid violence in Mexico
Many Canadians, including residents from Saskatchewan, are trapped in Mexico amidst escalating violence linked to drug cartel conflicts.
Inmate escapes from Saskatchewan Penitentiary transport
A 30-year-old inmate escaped during transport from Saskatchewan Penitentiary, leading to a police search in Prince Albert.
SaskPower looks to make province ‘energy powerhouse’ with new transmission lines
SaskPower is working on a multi-billion-dollar project to connect Saskatchewan's two power grids, aiming to enhance energy independence and reliability.
Scrapes, dirty water and dead frogs: Saskatchewan Superslides set for demolition
The Kenosee Superslides waterpark in Saskatchewan is set for demolition due to safety issues and deteriorating conditions after closing in 2020.
RCMP investigate homicide in Saskatchewan village
The RCMP is investigating a homicide involving two seniors in a Saskatchewan village, with indications that one may have been killed while the other died from self-inflicted wounds.
Saskatchewan dancers head to Dublin for Dance World Cup, representing Canada
Saskatchewan dancers are set to compete for Team Canada at the Dance World Cup in Dublin, which is considered one of the largest dance competitions globally.
Métis elders in Saskatchewan celebrate launch of book featuring their stories
Métis elders in Saskatchewan have launched a book that preserves their oral stories, ensuring they are remembered for future generations.
February snowstorm hits Saskatchewan after brief taste of spring
A significant snowstorm is impacting Saskatchewan, bringing 15-30 cm of snow and creating dangerous road conditions.
Saskatchewan invests additional $1.4 million in gender-based violence programming
The Saskatchewan government is committing an additional $1.46 million to support programs aimed at addressing gender-based violence across the province.
Saskatchewan, tire recycling company reach $4.8M settlement
The Saskatchewan government has settled a lawsuit with Shercom Industries for $4.8 million regarding a contract dispute over tire recycling.
Prairies to see plummeting temperatures, heavy snow as winter returns
Cold temperatures and heavy snowfall are forecasted for the Prairies, particularly affecting southern Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Alberta.
Saskatchewan women advocate for shorter mammogram wait times
Women in Saskatchewan are calling for reduced wait times for mammograms following a recent policy change lowering the screening age for breast cancer.
Saskatchewan’s modern dating world and why people are straying away from apps
The article discusses the challenges of modern dating in Saskatchewan, highlighting a shift away from dating apps due to the complexities of online interactions and a desire for more authentic connections.
Saskatchewan Polytechnic backtracks on program move for current students
Saskatchewan Polytechnic has decided that current students in the electronic systems engineering technology program will not need to relocate to Regina and can continue their studies in Saskatoon.
Saskatchewan man saves his 70-year-old mother from moose attack
A Saskatchewan man fought off a moose to protect his mother from an attack, resulting in injuries for both but ultimately saving her life.
Roughriders sign Super Bowl-winning running back
The Saskatchewan Roughriders have signed running back Darrell Henderson Jr., a former Super Bowl champion with the Los Angeles Rams.
Saskatchewan Polytechnic students feeling ‘blindsided’ as program moves cities
Students in Saskatchewan Polytechnic's electronic systems engineering technology program are upset about the relocation of their program from Saskatoon to Regina, which would require them to move or withdraw.
‘Directly above her’: Saskatchewan man recalls fight with moose to save mother
A Saskatchewan man fought with a moose to protect his mother, ultimately killing the animal to save her from a serious attack.
Saskatchewan pulse industry welcomes $75M federal market diversification investment
The Saskatchewan pulse industry is supportive of a new $75 million federal investment aimed at diversifying its export markets and assisting sectors affected by trade barriers.
RCMP release video as part of Big Island Lake Cree Nation homicide investigation
Saskatchewan RCMP are seeking public assistance in identifying a vehicle tied to a homicide investigation at Big Island Lake Cree Nation.
Overdose alert issued for Regina area after 46 reported in 8 days
An overdose alert has been issued for the Regina area in Saskatchewan after police reported 46 overdoses in just eight days, with four suspected overdose deaths.
Indigenous communities back proposed northern Saskatchewan uranium mine
Several Indigenous communities have expressed support for a proposed uranium mine in northern Saskatchewan as it seeks federal approval.
Man who killed Fort Saskatchewan mom in U-Haul hit-and-run found guilty
A man has been convicted in the hit-and-run death of Fort Saskatchewan mother Kassandra Gartner during a police chase.
Saskatchewan film club shines spotlight on Prairie storytellers
Saskatchewan filmmaker Emma Zuck has founded the Homegrown Cinema Club to showcase local short films and engage the community.
Yellow fog advisory issued for Saskatchewan
A yellow fog advisory has been issued for central and southeastern Saskatchewan due to dense fog resulting in low visibility on the roads.
Warm spell in Saskatchewan impacts outdoor winter activities
A warm weather spell in Saskatchewan is negatively affecting winter outdoor activities, causing ice rinks to deteriorate and snowmobile trails to close.
‘I’m absolutely terrified’: Advocates say changes to Sask. disability benefits concerning
Advocates and recipients of Saskatchewan’s Assured Income for Disability (SAID) program express fear and concern over recent changes that could potentially affect their benefits.