Police say the incident happened early Monday, with officers pursuing a black Dodge Journey before its occupants abandoned it ...

The Saskatchewan Roughriders could be set to get back two of their top offensive weapons as running back A.J. Ouellette and ...

According to the STF, the province’s per-student education funding was $1,483 lower in the 2025-26 school year than it was a ...

The Building Canada Strong Act is expected to remove the responsibility for reviewing many big projects, including pipelines, ...

Wakaw RCMP are investigating after a firearm was discharged at a home on Saturday. No injuries were reported in what was the ...

On Friday's episode, as the WHL season kicks off, Jamie has a preview of the Regina Pats. Plus a look a the first place ...

A Regina flight school is mourning two pilots killed in a plane crash near Kisbey, and hoping investigators can uncover how ...

Parliament resumes in Ottawa today! And with an abnormally busy summer full of announcements, tariffs, a trade war and ...

Murray Wood says a road trip through the Maritimes turned up numerous other travellers from his home province. All it took ...

Sarah Mills says new signs at a gym forbidding filming in the changing room indicate that we live in a selfish world where no ...

Smith’s comment comes after UCP president Rob Smith wrote on social media that the premier promised him government messaging on the referendum's separation question would be as neutral as possible.

Saskatchewan leaders, including Premier Scott Moe, are criticizing U.S. President Donald Trump’s plan to buy potash from Belarus. On social media, Moe questioned the potential partnership’s benefits.