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Saskatchewan’s canola industry has reached a new milestone as Cargill officially opened its $350-million crush facility at Regina’s Global Transportation Hub.
A former RM of McKillop employee faces fraud, theft, forgery and money laundering charges after a financial irregularities probe.
Regina City Council has approved changes to zoning bylaws in its Al Ritchie Neighbourhood and its new Coopertown subdivision to support the city’s need for housing.
The Official Opposition is pushing back after the recently announced sale of Saskatchewan’s Information Services Corporation (ISC).
The City of Regina reviewed its code of ethics bylaw in effort to improve city councillors training. As well as tighten any conflicts of interest members may have.
Members of the Snowbirds Alumni Association are raising red flags about the future of the squadron after the federal government’s announcement it will be temporarily grounding the Canadian air demonstration team.
The Regina Police Service is asking people to avoid the 1000 block of Garnet Street due to an ongoing police operation.
A Swift Current man is facing numerous charges following the execution of a search warrant at a trailer park in the community.
Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) is warning of the possibility of funnel clouds forming across much of western Saskatchewan today.
Federal ministers were in Regina on Wednesday to celebrate extended relief measures for brewers, distillers and winemakers.
SaskPower is set to inspect over 123,000 wood power poles as part of its annual maintenance program.
A man wanted by Yorkton RCMP after an escape from a provincial facility has been arrested by Saskatoon police.
A Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the Office of the Treaty Commissioner (OTC) and the Regina Public School Division (RPSD) was signed in effort to enhance treaty education in the classroom.
A Saskatchewan member association for women’s shelters and counselling services is celebrating its role in a landmark decision made by the Supreme Court of Canada.
The iconic Snowbirds will be grounded after this summer’s airshow season as Canada moves to retire the aging CT-114 Tutor jets that have served as the backbone of the Royal Canadian Air Force’s (RCAF's) aerobatic team.
The Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) Snowbirds have made their home at 15 Wing Moose Jaw since the unit’s founding in 1971. Many community members are disappointed but hopeful in the wake of the recent federal announcement.
