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‘A lot of work ahead’: Storm-ravaged Saskatchewan cities continue cleanupParts of Saskatchewan, including its capital, are recovering after a stormy Labour Day long weekend brought more than 100 mm of rain to Regina.WeatherSep 8
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Saskatchewan marshals seek snipers, special gearSaskatchewan is looking to buy some high-tech weaponry for its marshals police service, including sniper rifles, sound cannons and a thermal camera.CanadaAug 17
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Charges not laid against RCMP officer who broke woman’s arm in SaskatchewanDespite finding that a Melfort RCMP officer used excessive force when they broke a woman's arm during her arrest, Saskatchewan's police watchdog opted not to lay charges.CanadaSep 10
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Bell AI data centre in Sask. expanding, set to bring in over $50B in investmentSaskatchewan Premier Scott Moe made the announcement alongside Prime Minister Mark Carney at Canada's first-ever national investment summit in Toronto.Canada7 hours
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Survey says Saskatchewanians support social media limits for youth: provinceThe majority of households who responded to the government's survey supported limiting social media for children and teenagers younger than 16, the province said.PoliticsSep 3
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Moe says latest U.S. trade move would have minor impact on SaskatchewanTrump's orders are set to take effect later this month and would also ban imports of certain Canadian goods, including motorcycles, some dairy products and alcoholic beverages.CanadaSep 9
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Alberta Premier Danielle Smith to meet with U.S. officials amid trade warAlberta Premier Danielle Smith was originally heading to the U.S. on a pre-planned trip, but her office says she's now going to meet with officials amid the trade war.CanadaAug 29
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Saskatchewan courts to allow use of eagle feathersThose swearing oaths or making affirmations in Saskatchewan provincial courts can now do so with an eagle feather.CanadaAug 19
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Zebra mussels found during inspection of boat in Saskatchewan provincial parkConservation officers worked with the Ministry of Environment to implement a quarantine order before the boat entered a Saskatchewan waterway, a government news release said.EnvironmentAug 28
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3.75% SGI rate hike approved in Saskatchewan, driven by rising repair costsSGI Auto Fund rates will increase by 3.75 per cent in June of 2027, according to the Saskatchewan government. It said the hike was driven by the climbing cost of car repairs.PoliticsSep 4
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Sask. had wildfire report months before release: OppositionSaskatchewan's NDP say emails received through a freedom of information request paint a different timeline on the province's independent review into its 2025 wildfire response.CanadaSep 10
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‘Generations of knowledge’ to be shared as SPSA enters MOU with First Nations councilsWildfire management in Saskatchewan will be informed by First Nations perspectives, as outlined in an MOU signed by the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency and two nations, Tuesday.FireAug 18
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Saskatchewan Income Support recipient prepares complaint to ombudsmanA Saskatchewan woman is telling her story of losing her home while on Saskatchewan Income Support (SIS), and despite recent upgrades to the program, she says it still isn't enough.CanadaSep 4
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Saskatchewan educational assistants speak out on providing medical careBefore the end of the school year, CUPE conducted a survey of education support workers and found a wide range of medical procedures being done without training.CanadaSep 1
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What is Regina pizza? It’s Greek, good and gets under the crust of Rider rivalsRegina-style pizza, known for its thick crust, layers of toppings and square slices, has become an official symbol of Saskatchewan’s capital.CanadaSep 5
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Zach Collaros hopes Winnipeg Blue Bombers bounce back against RoughridersThe Bombers will look to get back on track in the Banjo Bowl rematch on Saturday against the Roughriders.SportsSep 11
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Saskatchewan is ‘choosing Canada’ for new AI data centres, minister saysSaskatchewan has released its framework for AI data centres. It ensures data protection by focusing on Canadian applicants, the province said.PoliticsAug 27
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Contraband worth nearly $149,000 seized at Saskatchewan PenitentiaryAmong the items seized were methamphetamine, cocaine, THC concentrate, tobacco, a cell phone and charger, a USB card reader and rolling papers.CrimeAug 27
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150 years later, Treaty 6 brings people together to reflect and recommitOn Aug. 23 and Sept. 9, 1876, at Fort Carlton and Fort Pitt, Treaty 6 was signed, establishing an agreement between the Crown and the First Nations leaders.Aug 20
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Saskatchewan marshals were not directed to develop specialized unit: ministerNo equipment has been, or will be, purchased for the Saskatchewan Marshals Service's specialized response unit, according to the province's minister of community safety.PoliticsAug 21