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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.

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.

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 Scott Moe says two people have been charged for setting wildfires.

Dr. Brass School in Yorkton held its second ever Culture and History Day on Wednesday, focusing on Métis culture.

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.

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 wildfires burning in northern Saskatchewan difficult to contain, provincial officials said on Friday.

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 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.

A child is dead following a side-by-side rollover on a grid road near Yorkton, Sask. on Tuesday night.

Fred Fox, Terry Fox’s brother, is stopping in several communities across Saskatchewan this week to carry on his family’s legacy of inspiring a nation to hope for a cancer-free future.

The community of Canora was subject to a flurry of activity Wednesday morning - following the discovery of a suspicious package.

It was a busy weekend for a coyote in Yorkton. Logan Flats was especially quiet on Monday. As strong winds blew through the tall grass, only a few lawnmowers could be spotted.

Today, everybody can be a filmmaker with platforms like TikTok and YouTube. A panel discussion at the Yorkton Film Festival looked to answer what this means for Canadian film.