Category Archives: Provincial News

BIG ISLAND LAKE CREE NATION, SASK. - RCMP in northern Saskatchewan say they're seeking information about a side-by-side vehicle and its occupants who they believe were involved in a deadly shooting on...

SaskTel has announced that it will be winding down its 3G wireless network, effective Oct. 1, 2027. That means that after that date, 3G wireless devices will no longer work on SaskTel's network, as th...

A woman arrested in connection with a death on the Waywayseecappo First Nation, has appeared in court again. 27-year-old Talisa Brandon of Waywayseecappo was in Brandon Court of King's Bench yesterday...

REGINA -Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation (STF) Professional Learning, through a contract with the Government of Saskatchewan, will offer literacy instruction training for kindergarten to Grade 3 teac...

SASKATOON - Brothers Bohdan and Mykhailo Dumenko, along with Vlad Chonka, rebuilt their lives in Saskatchewan after escaping the ongoing war in Ukraine. However, they now face an uncertain future due ...

REGINA - You can catch more than feelings this Valentine's Day weekend. Trade up the roses for a rod and reel and hit the ice for free fishing weekend. Saskatchewan's free fishing weekend runs Feb. 14...

YORKTON - Another court appearance has been made by a man charged in connection with a fatal two-vehicle collision near Wapella. Twenty-two-year-old Zachary Taylor of Codette, Sask., faces multiple ch...

REGINA - The Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority of Saskatchewan (FCAA) is warning Saskatchewan people about the online entity known as WilliamsBlair Asset Management Ltd. "Checking the registrat...

The latest unemployment figures are out, and Saskatchewan's jobless rate dropped 1.1 per cent last month, from 6.4 per cent in December, to 5.3 percent in January. Speaking at a Feb. 6 news conference...

REGINA - Following the highest number of homicide files on record in Saskatchewan RCMP jurisdiction in 2024, investigators continued to face a high volume of cases across the province in 2025. Saskatc...