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Even a dozen yards with hens (that’s only 60 chickens) spread among the thousands of homes in the city is insignificant in their impact other than for those benefiting from the eggs and education.

KAMLOOPS — British Columbia's Environment Ministry estimates that almost 13,000 litres of aviation fuel was spilled in a train derailment on the banks of Kamloops Lake over the weekend.

REGINA — A Saskatchewan firefighter who was on the front lines before half his community burned down in the summer says the province provided little reinforcements.

A threshing bee near Endeavour brought neighbours and generations together to relive Saskatchewan’s pioneer harvest traditions.

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Federal Aviation Administration said Wednesday that it was taking the extraordinary step of reducing air traffic by 10% across 40 “high-volume” markets beginning Friday morning to maintain travel safety as air traffic controller

In his latest column, Norm Park is raising questions about SaskPower’s future role in Saskatchewan’s energy leadership.

Warriors score three with the man advantage, go on to 6-2 home-ice win over Hitmen

It was another exciting back and forth matchup at the 2025 Western All-Star Challenge in Martensville, this time with the MJHL coming out on top. Team MJHL rallied late to edge Team SJHL 5–4 in Game 2.

REGINA - The provincial government is still working its way through the fine print of Tuesday’s federal budget and its $78 billion deficit....

OTTAWA - A Canadian Food Inspection Agency document on culling birds describes how ostriches should be killed, by methods that can include breaking th...

SASKATOON — The Government of Saskatchewan is strengthening the foundation of a unique research partnership that will support energy and mineral...

SASKATOON – What began as a fight over Snapchat spiralled into chaos inside a small Saskatoon apartment the night Nykera Brown was fatally shot,...

The Saskatchewan Roughriders are once again setting the standard across the Canadian Football League.

STURGIS — The walls and roof have long been erected, and excitement continues with interior work at the new Sturgis Gateway Co-op store. The par...

Bill Huber, President of Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities, is particularly focused infrastructure concerns as well as tariffs and trade.

The President of the Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan (APAS) has mixed feelings about Tuesday's federal budget.

Few players have defined the Blue Jays’ recent era like Bo Bichette — fiery, confident, and one of baseball’s purest hitters. But after an up-and-down 2025 season, Toronto faces a tough call: keep him or move on. Bichette hit .

Making the abnormal normal. That's the goal this week for the Saskatchewan Roughriders.

The University of Saskatchewan Huskies continue to dominate the Canada West football landscape — and this year, they’re led by one of their own.

Prince Albert remain in top spot for fifth-straight week, Swift Current sees biggest fall

Women’s recreational hockey is making a comeback this year with a ne team known as the Preeceville Patties Women’s Rec Hockey team.

Bylaw blocked at Oct. 27 council meeting.

MONTREAL — WSP Global Inc. says its net earnings attributable to shareholders came in at $284.5 million during the third quarter, up from $203.6 million in the same period a year earlier. On an adjusted basis, WSP's net earnings rose to $2.

The federal budget has signalled a shift in tone on the oil and gas sector, but experts say there's still a lot of unknowns in how that will actually play out.