25-year-old woman killed in rollover near Meadow Lake
A 25-year-old woman has died following a single-vehicle rollover west of Meadow Lake, Sask.
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A 25-year-old woman has died following a single-vehicle rollover west of Meadow Lake, Sask.
Saskatchewan’s police watchdog is investigating a violent arrest by RCMP officers that was captured and posted to social media earlier this week.
An in-custody death at Turtleford’s RCMP detachment will be investigated by the province’s police watchdog.
An evening fire that started with a shed and tree in a backyard quickly spread to two homes.
A serious collision Wednesday afternoon on Highway 305 near the intersection of Range Road 3050 sent multiple people to hospital, including two with life-threatening injuries.
Saskatoon city council approved a new transit bylaw outlining acceptable behaviour on city buses.
The City of Saskatoon has unveiled a 25-year climate action strategy aimed at cutting greenhouse gas emissions and preparing for the effects of climate change. The plan outlines seven priority areas to help the city reach net-zero carbon pollution by 2050.
The space that normally serves as a parking lot at Prairieland Park is quickly taking shape as the Saskatoon Ex returns.
Prince Albert artist Josh Stumpf has been making a name for himself in the country music scene.
A man who was wanted on an outstanding warrant tried to escape police by running into a wooded area and climbing a tree.
Warman RCMP are currently on scene of a serious collision on Highway 305 near the intersection of Range Road 3050.
The Prince Albert Police Service (PAPS) Historical Crimes Unit is once again asking the public for help in solving the case of a man who disappeared almost 40 years ago.
Saskatchewan RCMP are asking for the public’s help after hundreds of litres of gasoline were stolen from a business in a rural community west of Saskatoon.
Staff at Saskatchewan Penitentiary in Prince Albert seized packages containing drugs and other unauthorized items on two separate occasions.
A University of Saskatchewan (U of S) researcher is leading a study into how the bond between people and animals can shape health and well-being.
Three baton athletes from Saskatchewan are heading to Paris, France Wednesday, where they’ll represent Canada at the World Freestyle and Rhythmic Twirl Championship and Nations Cup.