Category Archives: SaskToday.ca: Provincial News

SASKATOON — The activities of the Alberta independence movement made news last week and have drawn responses from provincial premiers, including Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe. Moe attended the ...

REGINA — It’s (still) that time of year, where the ever-changing combination of fluctuating temperatures, blowing snow, freezing rain and fog continue to make roads unpredictable. As part ...

REGINA— The Ministry of Social Services says it is simplifying the Saskatchewan Assured Income for Disabilities (SAID) benefit structure. Changes to regulations, effective April 1, will primaril...

REGINA - The Grey Cup-champion Saskatchewan Roughriders released veteran Canadian kicker Brett Lauther on Monday. Lauther, 35, of Truro, N.S., made 39-of-54 field goal attempts last season. The 72.2 p...

SASKATOON - The big news from SaskPower last week is that they are not stopping at small modular reactors as their nuclear future. At a news conference Wednesday in Saskatoon, SaskPower and Minister f...

REGINA — The Royal Saskatchewan Museum is partnering with a Métis artist to create a hooked rug that will be displayed in the museum’s First Nations area. The museum is working with...

REGINA — Warmth arrived in more than one form as SaskEnergy launched its 2026 Share the Warmth Days, bringing hot coffee, essential supplies and attention to people and organizations doing criti...

BREVARD COUNTY, Florida — Nearly four decades after a woman’s remains were discovered in a wooded area of Malabar, Fla., investigators have confirmed she was Jeanette Marcotte, a Canadian ...

TISDALE - A Canadian company says it's found what it believes to be a major supply of a critical industrial material that could transform Saskatchewan's economy. Canadian Energy Metals says a prelimin...

SASKATOON — Premier Scott Moe sees Saskatchewan’s growing mining industry, particularly the critical minerals sector, as benefiting the entire country by strengthening Canada’s posit...