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Every summer around this time, I'd normally be settled in at the Northwest Roundup & Exhibition in Swan River, looking forward to a few great days...

Edam Blue Sox prepare for provincials.

The most hyped game of the CFL season sure lived up to its billing. This one was an instant classic. Eight lead changes. A combined 896 total passing ...

REGINA — Construction season is underway in Regina. Here are some traffic tips for drivers, according to the City of Regina's website. Ring ...

The union CUPE Local 5430, which represents  more than 14,000 healthcare workers in the province, says workers may be in a position to strike in September.

SASKATOON – A Court of King’s Bench judge on July 21 condemned Earl Warren, calling him a “predator” and a “coward&rdquo...

Energy infrastructure doesn’t have to be centralized and one-directional. Communities can become active participants in energy ownership, shared decision-making and long-term accountability.

REGINA — In recognition of Disability Pride Month, Ombudsman Saskatchewan has announced the creation of its new accessibility and inclusion unit...

In an effort to repair the world's largest grasshopper following vandalism, the town shop discovered serious rot throughout the wood.

SASKATOON — Wanuskewin Heritage Park co-executive director Andrew McDonald said they are eagerly awaiting the decision on their application to b...

Every game, don’t miss Barney Shynkaruk’s Behind the Facemask — a closer look at your favourite Saskatchewan Roughriders. This week:...

REGINA -- It was expected to be an exceptional battle between the best two teams in the Canadian Football League and that’s exactly how things t...

Let Us Be True: a novel by Erna Buffie Published by Shadowpaw Press $24.99 ISBN 9781998273065 As an award-winning documentary filmmaker, Erna Buffie h...

ESTEVAN — Paradigm Charter’s bus shuttle between Estevan and Regina is postponed until further notice, a company official says. Jordan Kre...

REGINA — Impaired driving cases are on the rise across Saskatchewan this year, but the long-term trend suggests the province’s r...

LDC chief executive officer Michael Gelchie said the Yorkton development represents the largest capital project in the company's history.

REGINA — Policing is becoming more complex and calls for service continue to rise, reports RCMP Media Relations. As Saskatchewan’s provinc...

The family of Melvyn Rode and Alice Rode of Yorkton, formerly of Roblin Manitoba, sadly announce there passing on April 5, 2026 and May 13, 2026. Mel was 91 years of age and Alice was 85 years of age. A Celebration of Life will be held on Monday July

Sandra Layne Kimball, March 10, 1956 - July 17, 2026 Sandra (Sandi) Layne Kimball left the world a better place than she found it. Born in Assiniboia, Saskatchewan, Sandi spent her formative years on the Loken family farm, owned by her parents, Bernt

William Patrick O’Neill was born in St. John, NB on October 10, 1936. Some of his earliest memories were of his hardworking mother who raised over 32 disabled foster children and of his very strong father, also a hardworking longshoreman who loaded and

Sask Polytech’s Labs4 program gives innovators funding, mentorship and hands-on support to turn ideas into viable businesses.

The Carlyle Cardinals will be looking to win their seventh straight championship.

The family and friends of Nikolaus Kent, born Carson Rode, of Yorkton, formerly of Roblin Manitoba, sadly announce his passing on January 20, 2026. Nikolaus was 52 years of age. A Graveside Service will be held on Monday July 27, 2026 at 2:00 p.m. at

The family of Sophie Kowalchuk of Ituna, beloved wife of the Late Nick Kowalchuk, sadly announce her passing on Sunday, July 19; just 16 days short of her 99th birthday. A Funeral Liturgy will be celebrated on Monday, July 27, at 10:00 a.m. from the