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Saskatchewan farmers will need more rain soon to avoid deteriorating crops: report

Saskatchewan farmers are moving into the next phase of crop production after finishing getting their seeds in the ground last week.

Several storms produce possible tornadoes in Sask.

Parts of southeastern and central Saskatchewan hosted some active weather on Thursday, as tornado and severe thunderstorm watches and warnings were issued throughout the day and into the evening.

Riders’ Ouellette delivering blows to the competition

While the CFL season is still young, Saskatchewan Roughriders’ running back AJ Ouellette made his early case for play of the year, or at least stiff arm of the year.

MEGABike returns to Regina’s downtown to raise money for good cause

A unique way of transportation brought itself to downtown Regina this week to raise money for a good cause.

Regina Open Door Society hosts World Refugee Day event at Victoria Park

Regina Open Door Society hosted an event celebrating World Refugee Day on Wednesday in Victoria Park.

Celebrations underway in Regina ahead of Indigenous Peoples Day

While Indigenous Peoples Day is not until Saturday, there are already celebrations taking place in the Queen City.

City of Regina officials discuss future budget seasons, incentive volunteer facility passes

Regina’s city councillors are already planning ahead for the city’s future budget seasons in an effort to streamline the process, in addition to providing complimentary facility passes for its volunteers.

Saskatchewan government planning to extend lifetimes of coal-fired power plants

Saskatchewan’s government is planning to use coal power as a ‘bridge’ to nuclear baseload power generation.

SaskPower letter on coal-fired power plants

CTV News obtained a letter from SaskPower to its employees, outlining the province's intentions to extend the life of its coal-fired power plants.

‘A path forward’: Regina Red Sox-led study recommends building new baseball stadium at The Yards

A feasibility study commissioned by the Regina Red Sox recommends the advancement of the baseball team’s proposal to build a new stadium at the Railyards.

Severe thunderstorm watch for parts of southeast Sask. ends

A severe thunderstorm watch was in effect for parts of southeast Saskatchewan on Wednesday.

Sask. government says individuals attempted to ‘trespass’ into restricted area of La Ronge airport

The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) says several individuals were caught “attempting to trespass” at the La Ronge airport earlier this week - at a time of continued criticism of the province’s wildfire response.

Sask.’s 4 major wildfires not growing in size, $1.8M distributed to affected communities, SPSA says

Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency’s (SPSA) vice president of operations Steve Roberts says that none of the four major wildfires currently burning in Saskatchewan are growing in size or threatening new communities.

Vast majority of members from 3 Sask. credit unions vote to merge

The vast majority of members from three Saskatchewan credit unions have voted in favour of a merger.

Sask. government says as many as 30 incidents under investigation for arson related to wildfires

The Government of Saskatchewan says that as many as 30 incidents are being investigated regarding intentional arson related to wildfires in the province this year.