Category Archives: Saskatchewan

Heather McPherson was in Prince Albert recently as part of her campaign to take the spot left vacant by Jagmeet Singh as leader of the federal NDP. During her recent travels, she said she found a lot ...

The City of Humboldt is mourning the loss of an icon. Hockey Hall of Famer Glenn Hall has passed away at the age of 94. Hall's career was littered with accolades, including winning the Calder Trophy a...

On Sept. 8, 2024, a plane crash occurred on the Saskatchewan - Alberta boundary which led to the fatality of a pilot and an observer. The Air Transportation Safety Board (TSB) report said the flight w...

Work continues on the damage caused by wildfires this past summer, but snowmobile enthusiasts continue to feel the effects in the north. There are 65 snowmobiling trail associations in Saskatchewan, a...

TORONTO - Rogers Communications says it is investing $50 million over five years to address the excessive time teens and tweens spend on screens.The telecom giant launched a national school program Th...

Uranium City, SK - Some people call Uranium City a ghost town.They see the broken windows, the empty streets, the buildings slowly folding back into the bush. They see a fly-in community at the northe...

A group of five parents from Prince Albert, whose children have disabilities, said they are routinely being sent home from school because supports are not available to them. It's part of what the NDP ...

Have you ever run out of toilet paper? It may feel like an emergency, but it's probably not worthy of a 9-1-1 call.But according to the Saskatchewan RCMP, someone in the province made a call to the em...

Saskatchewan's premier says the U.S. strike in Venezuela over the weekend highlights the need for Canada to diversify its trading partners.Premier Scott Moe joined the Evan Bray Show on Wednesday to s...

As violent crime headlines stack up across Saskatchewan, an expert warns it's not just the incidents themselves shaping public anxiety - it's how often people are exposed to them.Shootings, stabbings ...