Category Archives: Saskatchewan

Several families in Asquith are heartbroken after thieves helped themselves to priceless war memorabilia Tuesday. RCMP are investigating the early morning break-in at the seniors centre in the co...

La Loche RCMP have charged a youth with uttering threats. On February 7, police received a complaint of a youth who had allegedly made threats against a school. As a result of this complaint, members ...

Premier Scott Moe wasted little time working towards one of his campaign trail promises. Moe pledged to provide $30 million towards education while he was running to become the next leader of the Sask...

Chanting “Justice for Colten,” a group of protesters from Regina held placards outside the courtroom today during the second week of Gerald Stanley’s trial. Stanley is facing a charg...

A group of partners have signed a memorandum of understanding promoting reconciliation through Treaty education. The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations (FSIN), the Saskatchewan Indigenous Cult...

According to Idle No More cofounder, the "white settler" mentality is causing people to sympathize with Gerald Stanley as a victim opposed to the perpetrator she believes he is. Sheelah McLean is high...

Already faced with high input costs, Saskatchewan farmers may feel a tighter squeeze this year according to one petroleum industry analyst. Dan McTeague with Gasbuddy.com said the price for regular ga...

If you think wearing a seatbelt is uncomfortable, try flying through a windshield. That's the brutally frank statement from an SGI spokesman ahead of their Traffic Safety Spotlight for February, which...

The Canadian organic sector was responsible for more than $5.4 billion in retail sales in 2017, and much of that success can be traced back to Saskatchewan, according to Agriculture and Agri...

The topics of suicide and mental health and how they apply to life on the family farm, are being addressed through a new website. The Do More Agriculture Foundation was created in part by Kim Kel...