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Three First Nations sign MOU to address drug crisis
Three Saskatchewan First Nations have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to address the drug crisis in their home communities.Muscowpetung Saulteaux Nation, Piapot First Nation, and Pasqua Fir...
Jun 03, 2026 Chiefs from Muscowpetung Saulteaux Nation, Piapot First Nation, and Pasqua First Nation signed an MOU to address drugs in the community. (Image Credit: Submitted/FHQ Tribal Council)
Conservation officers investigating two dozen wasted fish
Conservation officers are looking to the public for information about two dozen fish left to waste. On May 21 at approximately 3:30 p.m., conservation officers from Stony Rapids discovered a significa...
Jun 03, 2026 Some of the discarded fish discovered by conservation officers. (Image Credit: Facebook/Sasktip)
Funnel cloud conditions forecast for RM of North Battleford
A weather alert for the RM of North Battleford shows favourable conditions for the development of funnel clouds northwest of the City.Environment Canada said an unstable air mass could lead to isolate...
Jun 03, 2026 File photo (Image Credit: ID 3366842 © Christopher White | Dreamstime.com)
Battleford to complete address registry before renaming streets
After an ambulance was dispatched to the wrong address in Battleford, council was asked to consider changing some of the town's duplicated avenue names."We have a lot of 1st Avenue East and 1st Avenue...
Jun 03, 2026 (Image Credit: File photo/ battlefordsNOW)
North Battleford to map health of 14,000 city-owned trees through new inventory
North Battleford is preparing to take stock of its urban forest in a way it never has before, launching a citywide project that will digitally map and assess the health of approximately 14,000 city-ow...
Jun 03, 2026 (Image Credit: ID 45874601 © Neil Letson | Dreamstime.com)
Friends identify victim of fatal shooting in Pelican Narrows; RCMP release video of suspect
Sources close to Monday's fatal shooting incident at Pelican Narrows, confirmed to paNOW that 28-year-old Kianna Josie Custer was the woman who was found deceased after being reportedly shot multiple ...
Jun 03, 2026 (Image Credit: submitted)
Wildfire costs climb into millions as Saskatchewan lifts fire ban
Saskatchewan's wildfire season has already cost millions of dollars, even as cooler temperatures and recent rainfall have helped ease fire conditions across much of the province.During a wildfire brie...
Jun 03, 2026 An aerial view of the Lobstick Fire near Shellbrook. (Image Credit: submitted/SPSA)
Nipawin Pike Festival reels in memories, family fun and a few big prizes
In Nipawin, the annual Pike Festival is about more than a fishing line in the water. It is part hometown reunion, part history lesson and part treasure hunt, with tagged fish, family stories and a lon...
Jun 03, 2026 Local businesses like Integra Tire in Carrot River (owner Chad Trombley, left) donated time and a boat to help people like Steve Shannon, formerly in radio and now of the Saskatoon Health Foundation, to catch and tag pike on Tobin Lake. (Image Credit: SaskbuckOutdoors/Facebook)
40-foot flare visible near Wilkie during SaskEnergy maintenance work
Residents northeast of Wilkie will notice a towering flame in the sky this week as SaskEnergy carries out maintenance on a natural gas line in the area. The Crown utility is conducting controlled flar...
Jun 03, 2026 (Image Credit: ID 79089705 © Leonidikan | Dreamstime.com)
Province highlights progress on MMIWG response seven years after national inquiry
Seven years after the release of the national inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG), the Saskatchewan government said it has expanded support programs, strengthened legi...
Jun 03, 2026 A photo from a project involving staff members at Piwapan Women’s Centre in 2020, designed to bring attention to Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG+). (Image Credit: File photo/Alayna Calladine)