‘It is an opportunity of a lifetime’: Cote First Nation names honourary Chief for a day
As part of a new tradition on Cote First Nation, one lucky resident became Chief of the community for a day.
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‘My favorite was butter churning’: Yorkton’s Western Development Museum holds Museum Day
The Western Development Museum (WDM) in Yorkton recently held a “Museum Day” – offering a venue for residents to learn more about life on the prairies.
Woman found dead after house fire in Kelliher, Sask.
The Saskatchewan RCMP says a woman’s body was found following a house fire in Kelliher, Sask. late last month.
Many Sask. childcare operators can’t continue $10-a-day childcare without extension of federal program
A recent survey of Saskatchewan childcare operators shows that most respondents feel they will not be able to continue offering $10-per-day childcare if the province does not sign an extension of the program with Ottawa.
RCMP seize more than 1 kilogram of cocaine, $75K following traffic stop, search of Yorkton homes
Four people are facing multiple charges after RCMP seized more than one kilogram of cocaine and cash following a traffic stop and home searches in and around Yorkton.
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.
Okanese First Nation announces walking and healing path
Okanese First Nation and Prairie Co-op have announced their plans to build a new walking and healing path near Daywalker Home Fire Family Centre.
New Sask. funeral home will allow Indigenous cultures to practice traditions during ceremonies
The first shovels hit the ground on Thursday for a new Indigenous developed funeral home, planned for the hamlet of Lorlie, east of Fort Qu’Appelle.
Sask. aiming to stop aquatic invasive species with inspection stations
Saskatchewan is aiming to keep aquatic invasive species (AIS) out of the province and will have inspection stations set up until October along highways and near bodies of water.
Saskatchewan premier says 2 people charged for setting wildfires
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe says two people have been charged for setting wildfires.
‘Brings people together’: Yorkton school hosts Métis Day
Dr. Brass School in Yorkton held its second ever Culture and History Day on Wednesday, focusing on Métis culture.
Saskatchewan’s connections to the 2025 Stanley Cup Final
For a second consecutive year the Edmonton Oilers and Florida Panthers will battle for hockey's ultimate prize. Here's a look at Saskatchewan's connections to the 2025 Stanley Cup Final.
Man dead, woman hurt following motorcycle crash in Preeceville
A 47-year-old man is dead after his motorcycle rolled on Highway 49 in Preeceville, Sask. late Friday night.
Fast-moving winds are making Sask. wildfires difficult to contain: province
Fast-moving winds are making wildfires burning in northern Saskatchewan difficult to contain, provincial officials said on Friday.
‘Learning quick and having fun’: Melville school holds safety day
Melville Comprehensive School held an "Amazing Safety Quest” on Thursday, a theme day to teach students about safety at the workplace and at home.
Saskatchewan declares state of emergency as wildfires worsen
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe and members of the province’s public safety agency will provide an update on its response to the growing wildfire threat this afternoon.