Regina

Climbing through a rusty old gate on her family’s farm near Esterhazy is Abbey Norek - a fourth-generation farmer who tends to 11 calves as a hobby.

Indigenous leadership on university campuses across Canada was the topic of discussion at the Hotel Saskatchewan this week in Regina.

The students and staff of Chief Payepot School recently hosted a two-day festival celebrating arts and language, one of the biggest events for the school with all grades exploring Indigenous identity and their nation’s history.

Saskatchewan firefighters say they are opposed to proposed legislation that would allow local governments to order fire departments to burn down derelict buildings owned by municipalities.

Buckley Belanger, the member of parliament for Desnethé–Missinippi–Churchill River, will serve as the Secretary of State for Rural Development.

An Assiniboia, Sask. man accused of historical sexual crimes spanning years and involving daycares in southern Saskatchewan pleaded guilty to 10 undetermined charges in Moose Jaw Provincial Court on Monday.

Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) says there are no reports of confirmed touchdowns after a severe thunderstorm prompted multiple tornado warnings across Saskatchewan on Monday.

A new program launched by the province aims to create new incremental oil production and revenue from inactive and low-producing wells.

As wildfires burn in the province, flames have devastated a treasure in northern Saskatchewan.

Regina city councillors are set to explore what the future may hold for the old site of Taylor Field at Wednesday’s executive committee meeting.

New details have come to light surrounding Regina receiving a second Costco location. The province has revealed the retail chain’s initial plan called for both a store and a distribution warehouse at the Global Transportation Hub (GTH).

Work at the Buffalo Pound Water Treatment Plant tentatively scheduled from 7 a.m. until 11 p.m. Tuesday may cause a yellow or brown tinge to Regina’s water that the city says will still be safe to drink.

Third graders in Yorkton are having an absolute blast this week as the RCMP’s annual bike safety rodeo has begun – intended to teach the youngest of the community on how to get from A to B safely on their two wheelers.

The province says a black bear found roaming the streets of Regina early Monday morning had to be humanely euthanized.

Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) has issued several severe thunderstorm watches across Saskatchewan Monday afternoon.