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Saskatchewan issues $50M of funding for natural disaster reliefSaskatchewan's Opposition NDP is calling on the government to involve taxpayers and the party in decisions following a $50-million special warrant with the SPSA.PoliticsSep 1
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Saskatchewan auto parts business falls victim to growing credit card scamA business in Assiniboia, Sask., is fell victim to a widespread credit card scam the RCMP says is targeting transportation equipment companies across Saskatchewan.CanadaAug 9
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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 tax on American liquor kicks in for retailers amid trade standoffSaskatchewan Premier Scott Moe announced last month his province would implement the 50 per cent fee on American alcohol on the same day Canada's reciprocal tariffs take effect.PoliticsSep 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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Saskatchewan to tax U.S. booze, but premier says potash and oil are off the tablePremier Scott Moe and members of his cabinet are expected to speak with the media 1 p.m. on Wednesday in Prince Albert.PoliticsAug 26
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Booze down, elbows up: Prairie politicians, consumers react as tariff war heats upThe Saskatchewan NDP are calling on Premier Scott Moe to put his elbows up and pull U.S. liquor from shelves amid the renewed trade war with the United States.PoliticsAug 24
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Heat, humidity return to Ontario while Manitoba shatters temperature recordsEnvironment Canada has issued heat warnings across the majority of Ontario as well as southern Manitoba and parts of Saskatchewan.WeatherJul 13
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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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Steven Guilbeault steps down as MP for Laurier–Sainte-MarieThe MP for Laurier—Sainte-Marie said he's leaving government on a matter of principle because the party's direction on energy and the environment changed under Carney's leadership.PoliticsSep 1
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Tornado confirmed in east-central Saskatchewan amid stormy conditionsEast-central Saskatchewan, near the Manitoba border, saw heavy rains and thunderstorms, and other parts of the province, like Regina, saw similar downpours.WeatherJun 29
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Flooding concerns, tornado threats sweep across Canadian PrairiesFlooding concerns are mounting in Alberta as Edmonton nears a June rainfall record, while tornado watches and severe storms threaten parts of Saskatchewan.WeatherJun 27
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Saskatchewan joins the party as legal CFL tailgating arrives in the provinceThe Saskatchewan Roughriders kick off their 2026 season Saturday and this year's game day experience is even grander, with the addition of tailgating.SportsJun 12
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Saskatchewan NDP urges province to repeal pronoun law affecting LGBTQ+ youthNearly three years after Saskatchewan's pronoun law came into effect, LGBTQ+ groups and the province's Opposition are warning of its consequences.PoliticsJun 25
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SPSA president, former minister to keep jobs despite wildfire reports: MoeSaskatchewan Premier Scott Moe says he is fully confident in the public safety agency as it faces a new fire season despite recent criticisms the agency has received.PoliticsJun 25
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Liberals win B.C. riding of North-Vancouver Capilano in federal byelectionThe riding has been considered a safe Liberal seat that saw former cabinet minister Jonathan Wilkinson win for a fourth time in the 2025 federal election.PoliticsSep 1
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Saskatchewan eatery owner pleads guilty to charging employee to work for themGuac Mexi Grill in Moose Jaw was investigated for requiring a foreign worker to pay $12,000 between August 2023 and February 2024 to keep their job.CrimeAug 14
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Chief calls for respect from Alberta after government misses Treaty anniversary eventFirst Nations are calling for more respect from the Alberta government after the Indigenous relations minister missed a celebration marking the 150th anniversary of Treaty 6.PoliticsAug 17
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Trump bans Canadian goods from U.S. government contracts after new duties kick inTrump says "the Canadian Government, including Canadian Provinces, have banned American Small Businesses and Companies from selling into their Government Procurement Markets."U.S. NewsSep 8
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Alberta government misses treaty anniversary eventAn Alberta chief called for more respect from the provincial government on Monday, after its Indigenous relations minister missed a marquee event commemorating the 150th anniversary of the signing of Treaty 6.CanadaAug 17