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Amid the ongoing U.S Canada trade war…. Saskatchewan’s government has retaliated with a booze tax. Now in place after being announced earlier in august, what can the province’s producers and distributors expect? Also, the provincial opposition is putting pressure on the Sask Party after finding out the group left out key details on 2025’s wildfire...

Amid the ongoing U.S Canada trade war…. Saskatchewan’s government has retaliated with a booze tax. Now in place after being announced earlier in august, what can the province’s producers and distributors expect? Also, the provincial opposition is putting pressure on the Sask Party after finding out the group left out key details on 2025’s wildfire...

The Provincial government and SGI have announced rate hikes across Saskatchewan. What does this mean for the auto fund moving forward and how high will the jump in prices go? Plus – children with Type 1 Diabetes are losing access to support across southern Saskatchewan. We hear from families how debilitating this is for them...

The Provincial government and SGI have announced rate hikes across Saskatchewan. What does this mean for the auto fund moving forward and how high will the jump in prices go? Plus – children with Type 1 Diabetes are losing access to support across southern Saskatchewan. We hear from families how debilitating this is for them...

WATCH: Saskatchewan is one of the places in Canada known for it’s fresh lakes and rivers, but what you might not know, it’s home to one of the saltiest bodies of water in the world, Little Manitou Lake.

A Saskatchewan boy got the attention of dancers from across Canada and the U.S. after photos of the powwow regalia he made from cardboard went viral earlier this summer. Since then, he’s been hitting the powwow trail, and is now paving the way for others. Melissa Ridgen reports.

We now have the results from a survey the provincial government sent out months ago on whether kids should have limited access to social media. We get a look at the data and how Saskatchewan families are feeling when it comes to their kid’s online presence. Plus – the Royal Regina Rifles hosting a delegation...

We now have the results from a survey the provincial government sent out months ago on whether kids should have limited access to social media. We get a look at the data and how Saskatchewan families are feeling when it comes to their kid’s online presence. Also, the sentencing for a man accused of starting...

WATCH: From food to travel, online creators are becoming a new way for tourism organizations to reach potential visitors. As Payton Zillich shows us, Saskatchewan tourism groups are getting in on the trend.

Scott Moe is ready to play hard ball on the tariffs and protect Saskatchewan industries. We hear from the Premier on what he and his party are prepared to do and if taking American liquor off shelves is in the cards. Also, DEED deliberations continue. The city double-checking costs now that we are in a...

As Saskatchewan gets hit by the latest round of tariffs, how are local businesses being affected? We hear from different industries across the province to see how they are standing tall amidst the uncertainty. Plus – protecting the powerless. Businesses taking advantage of foreign workers in the province are now facing more consequences.

WATCH: a potential new specialized unit for the Saskatchewan Marshals Service is on hold, for now. Community Safety Minister, Micheal Weger, blaming an eager employee for issuing a tender for tactical gear. Ashley Beherns has more on if the unit will ever be brought back, and what it would take for the opposition to support...

It’s part 2 of our deep dive into the resurrection of Uranium City. We look back on the area’s history, what originally brought people from across the world to north Saskatchewan, and the cities’ outlook moving forward. Also, a local jewelry store had its donation jar stolen earlier in August. What we know so far...

It’s part 2 of our deep dive into the resurrection of Uranium City. We look back on the area’s history, what originally brought people from across the world to north Saskatchewan, and the cities’ outlook moving forward. Also, after only six months served, day parole has been granted to a drunk driver who killed a...

Over the summer, EPCOR’s Glass of the Sask has been working with local restaurants — through their signature dishes — to highlight the connection between Edmonton’s vibrant hospitality industry and the North Saskatchewan River. They’ve given out 350 carafes to Edmontonians but the demand continues and now you can get your own. Margaret Bradford with...

As harvest season begins in Saskatchewan, farmers are hoping for a little more moisture to help boost their yield. We get a look at what farmers are experiencing so far this season and what the outlook is for the fall. Also, a welfare check by police has led to an investigation into the city’s 9th...

WATCH: You can take a person out of Saskatchewan, but you can’t take Saskatchewan out of a person. A Calgary company is proving this to be true as they bring a slice of home across provincial lines to show their Albertan friends how it is done back home.

Warning: Some of the details of this story may be disturbing. A Saskatchewan man’s story of horrific abuse endured as a child in the foster system was always his word alone. Believing his reports of abuse were ignored, he used the freedom of information system to access his file. He says that while his allegations...

When the Saskatchewan Roughriders need one yard they know who to turn to, big man Tommy Stevens.

WATCH: Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan artistic director Skye Bandon highlights the 2026 shows “Much Ado About Nothing” and “Julius Caesar”.