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Sakitawak, Nature Canada collaborate on conservation campaign

The Sakitawak Indigenous Protected Conserved Area (IPCA) has announced a new partnership with Nature Canada that will see Indigenous-led conservation efforts be promoted for the N-14 Fur Block in Nort...

Oct 07, 2021

Proof of vaccination soon needed for driver's test

People looking to take a driver's test in Saskatchewan will now need to prove their fully vaccinated against COVID-19.The Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI) announced on Thursday they will start ...

Oct 07, 2021

Police looking for stolen vehicles in Turtleford, surrounding communities

Turtleford RCMP are investigating another off-road vehicle theft.Police received a report of a quad theft occurring overnight at a residence in the Town of Turtleford on Tuesday. It's described as a r...

Oct 06, 2021

Year-long music residency begins in Beauval and Canoe Lake

Eliza Doyle has launched a new year-long musician-in-residency program in the communities of Beauval and Canoe Lake Cree First Nation. The residency is made possible through a $45,000 grant through SK...

Oct 06, 2021

Saskatchewan government says no to Thanksgiving gathering limits

People in Saskatchewan won't have to limit the number of guests around their tables this Thanksgiving.The Government of Saskatchewan says it won't be ordering gathering limits for the holiday, despite...

Oct 06, 2021

Police and SGI to focus on distracted driving throughout October

Distracted driving will be the focus for police forces across Saskatchewan for October's Traffic Safety Spotlight.According to data from SGI, an average of 877 have been injured in collisions each yea...

Oct 06, 2021

As holiday weekend approaches, NDP demands advice on how to spend Thanksgiving

Fearing a surge of COVID-19 infections fuelled by indoor gatherings, NDP Leader Ryan Meili is calling on the Saskatchewan government to limit gatherings and to offer advice on how people can safely ce...

Oct 06, 2021

More Saskatchewan residents starting to travel again

More people are taking trips abroad despite being in the midst of the fourth wave of the COVID-19 pandemic.Terry Kaszas, a travel development specialist with CAA, said travel from Saskatchewan really ...

Oct 06, 2021

How to protect your lungs from wildfire smoke

With Saskatchewan residents facing decreased air quality due to wildfire smoke, two respiratory educators have shared some tips on how to stay safe. Jill Hubick and Jaimie Peters are both registered n...

Oct 05, 2021

Poor air quality, dry conditions in Northwest region

After a summer filled with wildfires, western Saskatchewan still hasn't seen the last of those conditions.Air quality warnings are in place for much of the province, as wildfires from the Hudson Bay r...

Oct 05, 2021