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No confirmed touchdowns after Sask. storm prompts multiple tornado warnings 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.

Ding-ding: Yorkton youth learn about bike safety at bike rodeo

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.

Severe thunderstorm watches scattered across Sask.

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

Large portion of eastern Sask. under air quality advisory

Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) says smoke is causing poor air quality and reduced visibility for a large portion of eastern Saskatchewan on Friday.

Cote First Nation celebrates new Saulteaux language sign at local arena

A new sign with a significant message straight from Treaty 4, in the language of its home nation was unveiled at the Cote First Nation Arena on Wednesday.

Saskatchewan farmer designs new combine drop pan system

Big things are happening in the small town of Sturgis, just north of Yorkton. A local farmer had enough of the heavy lifting and hours spent fiddling with his combine harvester, so he took it to the crafting table and designed a new system.

Serious collision closes highway in Fort Qu’Appelle

Saskatchewan RCMP says officers are on the scene of a serious collision at the intersection of Highways 35 and 56 near Fort Qu’Appelle on Tuesday afternoon.

Crash near Weyburn confirmed as fatal, Sask. RCMP investigating

Saskatchewan RCMP have confirmed that a serious collision near Weyburn resulted in a fatality.

Saskatchewan’s infant RSV immunization program expanding

The province says it is expanding its infant RSV immunization program to include all babies born one month before and during RSV season, which typically runs from Oct. 1 to March 31.

Sask. RCMP says detachment phone lines restored

The Saskatchewan RCMP says its detachment phone lines were experiencing issues and not working Tuesday morning but have not been restored.

‘They should be put to rest with respect’: Yorkton remembers missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls

Yorkton’s King and Broadway streets turned red Monday, as dozens of people marched towards downtown in recognition of Red Dress Day.

Investigation underway after black bear shot dead near Sheho, Sask.

The Saskatchewan Association of Conservation Officers (SASKTIP) is seeking the public's help finding the person who shot a black bear dead near Sheho, Sask. in late April.

Saskatchewan residents reminded to take precautions for ticks

The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) is reminding residents to take precautions against ticks with the most common time for bites from spring through to fall.

Fire bans active for Yorkton and area

Dry, springtime conditions and rising temperatures have led to numerous fire bans across the province – and the parkland is no exception.

‘Seat belt off. Camera on’: Yorkton RCMP now issued body cameras

Yorkton RCMP officers are now serving in the field with body cameras, making them the latest detachment to receive the service’s newest tool.