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REGINA — Premier Scott Moe and the Sask Party government are turning the page on 2025 and focusing on a number of priorities in 2026. In Part 1 of our year-end interview with Moe we looked ...

UNITY — Many Unity residents and visitors have been curious over the year, watching work being done at the SaskEnergy compressor station, located east of Unity along Highway 14. On Dec. 15, Sask...

PRINCE ALBERT — For Shawna Jardine, education has always been about more than textbooks and classrooms, it’s about growth, confidence and connection. That belief began in Swift Curren...

SASKATOON — Santa’s visit is one of many festivities of Jim Pattison Children’s Hospital Foundation (JPCHF) Project Holiday Joy initiatives, aiming to bring children and families in ...

REGINA - From his Regina hospital bed, Sergio Losco remembers his 11-year-old son as a brilliant and kind child with a penchant for soccer. Losco spoke fondly about his boy, Henry, in a phone intervie...

CARLYLE — SMK Contracting pleaded guilty in Carlyle Provincial Court Dec. 10 to one violation of The Occupational Health and Safety Regulations, 2020. The charges stemmed from an incident that o...

QU'APPELLE — Skate the Park at Echo Valley Provincial Park opens Dec. 26. Skate the Park will be lit up with thousands of twinkling lights and will feature a new Winter Olympics theme that i...

REGINA - For Premier Scott Moe and his Sask Party government, the past year 2025 was a year turned upside down by the tariff and trade issue. It was also a year marked by wildfires, ongoing health-car...

WHITEHORSE - Bitter cold in the Yukon is straining the power grid and the territory's energy minister says it may get worse as demand peaks and temperature records fall. Environment Canada has issued ...

SASKATOON — The holiday season at Saskatchewan Polytechnic began with joy, laughter and a spirit of togetherness. Through its annual Season of Sharing, the wtkamhttn Indigenous Student Success t...