Saskatchewan

Recognizing one year for Saskatchewan’s ‘Wandering Metis’

Back to Batoche Days is not only a great celebration for the province's Metis people, it also marks one year since the start of "The Wandering Metis."Jason McKay has used that moniker since Back to Ba...

Jul 15, 2023

Bringing the code of science across the province

The Saskatchewan Science Centre is bringing coding science to youth across the province.As technology becomes easier to access, youth are having more questions about how the items we use everyday work...

Jul 14, 2023

Northern Sask. athletes ready to start the North American Indigenous Games

More than 500 athletes, coaches and team personnel from Saskatchewan are heading to Halifax for the North American Indigenous Games, and many from northern Saskatchewan are joining them.Athletes aged ...

Jul 14, 2023

No immediate return to potash production capacity after strike end: Nutrien

A tentative agreement in the strike affecting B.C. port workers has those people back on the job, but the impact on Saskatchewan will last a bit longer.As a result of the strike, Nutrien announced Tue...

Jul 14, 2023

Town silent as men facing trafficking charges begin court process

Two men facing charges for human trafficking in Saskatchewan made their first court appearance Thursday morning, though they were not present for it.Tisdale's Mohommad Masum, 41, and 52-year-old Sohel...

Jul 14, 2023

Sask. wildfire smoke to linger into the weekend

It looks like most of the province will have to put up with wildfire smoke this weekend.Special air quality statements continued Friday for much of central and southern areas of the province thanks to...

Jul 14, 2023

Roughriders & Children’s Hospital Lotteries is back

The Saskatchewan Roughriders are teaming up with the Jim Pattison Children's Hospital Foundation (JPCHF) for the Roughriders & Children's Hospital Lotteries."I have seen first-hand how the generos...

Jul 13, 2023

Moe wants B.C. port strike to end ‘for the betterment of all Canadians’

Saskatchewan's premier is hoping the port strike two provinces away in B.C. will end soon.Speaking at the Council of the Federation premiers meeting Wednesday, Scott Moe said the impact of the strike ...

Jul 13, 2023

Two men to appear in court on human trafficking charges

Two Saskatchewan men facing charges of human trafficking are to appear in court in Rosetown on Thursday.The charges against 41-year-old Mohammad Masum from Tisdale and 52-year-old Sohel Haider stem fr...

Jul 13, 2023

Prince Albert Police chief responds to member's charges and status of organization

Nearly a month has passed since Patrick Nogier officially took over the job as Interim Chief of the Prince Albert Police Service and the responsibility of restoring both public confidence and morale w...

Jul 12, 2023