Category Archives: Saskatchewan

With the holiday season now upon us, many people will be hitting the road to visit family and friends throughout the next couple weeks. Our temperatures over the past few weeks have been quite mild, b...

Some homeowners will attempt do-it-yourself renovations in their homes this winter, but before the sledgehammers swing, they should consider testing for asbestos. In a survey conducted by the Saskatch...

The Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority of Saskatchewan (FCAA) is warning the public about the dangers of buying a vehicle on extended term loans. The government agency said financing over seven ...

Christmas and New Years are two holidays meant for family and fun and the Canadian Automobile Association (CAA) of Saskatchewan is making sure everyone stays safe when they embark on their travels. A ...

It's a big step in the right direction on the fight against impaired driving. Today, new penalties for drunk driving and police powers were expanded to give officers another tool in detecting impaired...

Changes are coming when it comes to booking a campsite in provincial parks this summer. An increase to fees is the most noticeable change, with Director of Park Experiences for the Ministry of Parks, ...

Anglers are eager to head out and start the ice fishing season, but warm temperatures have kept ice depths dangerously thin. Communications Director for Parkland Ambulance, Lyle Karasiuk said early re...

A former resident of La Ronge is back in Canada after disappearing for nearly a week in Vietnam. "I can't thank everyone enough for supporting me and my family and helping my son come back home," Sand...

Prices at the pumps could drop another few cents before Christmas, according to one gas price analyst. Dan McTeague with the price tracking app GasBuddy, told paNOW the recent slide in gas prices, is ...