Category Archives: SaskToday.ca: Provincial News

Saskatchewan seeding delayed by cold temperatures, wet soil but farmers undeterred
When you ask Brett Halstead what challenges he expects to see with seeding at his farm in Saskatchewan, his answer is simple. "Everything." Seeding in Saskatchewan has been delayed because of cold tem...
Dayne Patterson, The Canadian Press May 13, 2026

NDP bill on prioritizing local jobs in Sask. stalls in Leg
REGINA — The Opposition's private member’s bill aimed at keeping jobs in Saskatchewan failed to make it to the floor for second reading. On Tuesday, Energy and Resources critic Sally H...
John Cairns May 12, 2026

Fatal attack in northern Saskatchewan involved black bear: ministry
POINTS NORTH, SASK. - Saskatchewan's government says it was a black bear that a 27-year-old man encountered near a remote northern airstrip before his death. The Ministry of Community Safety says in a...
Canadian Press May 12, 2026

Special weather statement issued for storm with strong winds, rain
SASKATCHEWAN — Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for much of the province due to what it calls a "major spring storm". According to the advisory, issued in the ...
David Willberg May 12, 2026

After appropriations bill passes, NDP puts 2026 budget in a wood chipper
REGINA — The budget appropriations bill passed the Legislative Assembly on Monday, and Opposition New Democrats responded by dumping the budget document into a wood chipper. Opposition MLAs Alea...
John Cairns May 12, 2026

Unions stand with Sask Party government on extending coal
REGINA — It was a show of solidarity at the Legislature by members from two labour unions alongside the Sask. Party government on the issue of extending coal generation in the province. A delega...
John Cairns May 12, 2026

Clean, drain, dry: Working together to keep the invaders at bay
REGINA — Saskatchewan's Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) Awareness Week, May 11 to 15, provides an opportunity to learn how to protect the province's lakes and rivers from invasive species...
SaskToday May 12, 2026

Flood-related states of emergency drop across Saskatchewan
SASKATCHEWAN — The number of Saskatchewan communities under flood-related states of emergency has nearly been cut in half over the past two days, but officials warn some rivers and basins have y...
Azure McGonigle May 12, 2026

Impact of women in business celebrated
REGINA — May 10 to 16 is Women Entrepreneurs Week in Saskatchewan, recognizing the important role women-owned businesses play in strengthening Saskatchewan's economy and communities. Women e...
SaskToday May 12, 2026

Power of collaboration celebrated during Victims and Survivors of Crime Week
REGINA — May 10-16 has been proclaimed Victims and Survivors of Crime Week in Saskatchewan. Victims and Survivors of Crime Week is celebrated each year across Canada. This national week provides...
SaskToday May 12, 2026










