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Finalists named for 2025 Battlefords Business Excellence Awards
The Battlefords business community is gearing up for one of its biggest nights of the year. Finalists have been announced for the 31st annual Battlefords Business Excellence (BBEX) Awards, with the ga...
Sep 03, 2025

Sask. outfitters lose millions in revenues due to wildfires
Wildfires in Northern Saskatchewan have cost outfitters more than $2 million so far in 2025. That's according to Saskatchewan Commission of Professional Outfitters (SCPO) Acting-CEO Roy Anderson, who ...
Sep 03, 2025

SPSA: Summer may be ending, but wildfire season is not
The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) said wildfire season does not have a fixed or direct end. It is a fluid situation that can change suddenly due to shifting weather conditions, regardless o...
Sep 02, 2025

North Stars give fans early look ahead of Sept. 19 home opener
After nearly seven months of waiting, the Access Communications Centre (ACC) will soon be filled with the sounds of the scraping of blades on the rink and the mix of cheers - and sometimes boos - from...
Sep 02, 2025

Rain, wildfires cause slow beginning to harvest 2025
It is likely to be a long autumn for Saskatchewan farmers, as harvest is off to a sluggish start. This year's harvest is progressing slower than both the five and ten-year averages for the province. A...
Sep 02, 2025

Thief nabbed in Marshall after flight from police in four stolen vehicles
An Ontario man is in police custody after multiple incidents involving stolen vehicles and fleeing from officers last week. Members of the Maidstone RCMP detachment learned about a car driving erratic...
Sep 02, 2025

'No risk to public safety': One arrested after police presence in North Battleford
If you spotted flashing lights and extra cruisers around 16th Ave. and 98th St. in North Battleford this morning, police say there's no need to worry.RCMP confirm the activity was tied to an ongoing i...
Sep 02, 2025
Slow down, school is back in session
School zones were once again a buzz of activity this morning as children made their way back to school after the summer holidays.SGI is reminding the public to be aware of more foot traffic and school...
Sep 02, 2025
Scientists call for Sask. to reverse decision to extend coal-fired power plants
A group of atmospheric scientists say they're concerned about the Government of Saskatchewan's decision to extend the life of SaskPower's coal-fire power plants instead of abiding by federal regulatio...
Sep 02, 2025

WATCH: 'I'm proud of my heritage': Generations gather at Flying Dust First Nation powwow
Glenn Sanderson never danced as a child."I didn't know my culture that well," he said. "So, I'm just starting to get back into my culture and to learn."Sanderson joined hundreds of dancers from across...
Sep 02, 2025