Saskatchewan

Rose Garden Hospice receives big donation less than a week before grand opening

On the front steps of what will soon be Prince Albert's first fully functioning hospice, stood a group of volunteers and a much-needed donation as the centre sits just days away from its grand opening...

Aug 24, 2023

Rod Stewart apologizes to Saskatoon after missing performance

Sir Rod Stewart is very sorry.The British singer didn't appear on stage at a performance at Saskatoon's SaskTel Centre on Saturday night after suffering a vocal cord injury during his warmup immediate...

Aug 24, 2023

Saskatchewan NDP critic calls on Ottawa to extend CEBA deadline

Thousands of small businesses will be required to repay loans under the Canada Emergency Business Account program by the end of the year.But while the federal loans of up to $60,000 helped keep some 2...

Aug 24, 2023

P.A. home damaged in late-night fire

No one was hurt during a late-night house fire in Prince Albert.The City's Fire Department responded to the blaze on 12 Street West Tuesday evening and saw heavy smoke coming from inside when they arr...

Aug 24, 2023

Two people charged in connection with the death of Tristan Chaboyer

Nearly three years after a man disappeared, Prince Albert police have made a pair of arrests.In September of 2020, Tristan Chaboyer was reported missing to police. The disappearance was eventually dee...

Aug 24, 2023

MOTN completes Yard Challenge, reward includes Sask. Roughriders game in Regina

It was a successful summer for Men of the North's (MOTN) 65-Yard Challenge, whose mentors and youth were able to beat their goal and were rewarded with a weekend trip to Regina. This year marked an ex...

Aug 23, 2023

‘It’s not their education’: student says they need to have a say too amidst new legislation

A recent graduate of LP Miller School in Nipawin says students should be getting more of a say into their own school experience when it comes to pronoun usage and notifying parents. Kathrine MacDonald...

Aug 23, 2023

Fast and furious: 5,370 Sask. drivers ticketed for speeding in July

More than 5,000 drivers ended up with speeding tickets last month after doing their best Vin Diesel impressions on Saskatchewan roads.According to SGI, a grand total of 5,370 drivers in Saskatchewan w...

Aug 23, 2023

Swift reaction to education policy changes in Saskatchewan

People across Saskatchewan are reacting to the newest provincial policy changes for students heading back to school in the fall.Saskatchewan is changing policies on students changing names and pronoun...

Aug 23, 2023

More Sask. firefighters heading to Yellowknife to battle wildfires

The Provincial government is doing what it can to help its neighbours in the Northwest Territories as they battle wildfires that have forced thousands to flee.Last week, a nearby fire forced more than...

Aug 22, 2023