Watrous man dead in weekend highway rollover
A Watrous man has died following a single-vehicle rollover on a Saskatchewan highway during the weekend. RCMP continue to investigate the tragic incident.
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Auditor to probe Saskatchewan wildfire agency preparedness
Saskatchewan's auditor will investigate the Public Safety Agency's wildfire preparedness after Denare Beach residents accused it of being ill-prepared during summer wildfires that destroyed half their community.
Auditor to Review Saskatchewan Wildfire Preparedness
Regina's auditor launches investigation into Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency's wildfire readiness following intense 2025 season. Critical review aims to enhance provincial safety measures.
Canada Post Reports $541M Loss in Q3 2025
Canada Post faces staggering $541 million pre-tax loss in third quarter, marking unprecedented financial crisis for national mail service. Learn what's behind the massive deficit.
Ottawa Budget Ignores OC Transpo's Crippling Deficits
Ottawa's 2026 budget offers no solution for OC Transpo's unsustainable deficits, relying on uncertain provincial bailouts while transit faces $140M annual shortfalls.
Creed to Headline Country Thunder Saskatchewan 2025
Rock band Creed, fronted by Scott Stapp, will headline Country Thunder Saskatchewan in 2025. Get details on the festival's major announcement and ticket information.
Federal Finance Minister Visits Regina for Budget Talks
Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne met with SUMA President Randy Goulden in Regina to discuss how the federal budget affects Saskatchewan's economy and local communities.
Saskatchewan Huskies Lean on Local Talent for Vanier Cup
University of Saskatchewan Huskies football team emphasizes homegrown Saskatchewan leadership and talent as they prepare for the Vanier Cup national championship.
Federal Budget Tailored for Saskatchewan Industries
Federal Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne discusses how the 2025 Canada Strong budget specifically supports Saskatchewan's agriculture, mining, and infrastructure sectors.
Carney's Budget Shows Same Fiscal Traps as Trudeau
New research reveals Mark Carney's government may be repeating Justin Trudeau's fiscal forecasting errors. Learn how optimistic budgeting affects Canada's economy.
PBO: Low Chance Carney Govt Hits Fiscal Targets
Canada's budget watchdog reports a mere 7.5% probability the Carney government will achieve its key fiscal anchors, including reducing the deficit-to-GDP ratio. Read the analysis.
Huskies QBs Unite for Vanier Cup: Farrell & Reid
Saskatchewan Huskies QB Jake Farrell prepares for his first Vanier Cup with guidance from Ryan Reid, the last Huskies QB to win it all in 1998. Discover their unique bond.
U.S. Trade Deficit Drops 24% as Tariffs Cut Imports
The U.S. trade deficit saw a dramatic 24% decline in August 2025 as Trump's tariffs reduced imports. Get the full analysis of economic impacts and market reactions.
Windsor-Essex school board re-elects chair
Gale Simko Hatfield re-elected as chair of Greater Essex County District School Board while addressing challenges including trustee resignations and financial deficits.
Saskatchewan Huskies' Vanier Cup Quest Through History
The University of Saskatchewan Huskies pursue their first Vanier Cup since 1998 in their 12th championship appearance. Explore their historic journey through epic wins and heartbreaking losses.
Conservatives Weigh Election Over Carney's $78B Deficit
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre faces critical decision on triggering election to block Mark Carney's budget with $78 billion deficit. Analysis of political risks and policy opportunities.
PBO reveals Liberal budget accounting tricks
Parliamentary Budget Officer confirms $94B in Liberal 'capital investments' don't meet standard definitions, exposing fiscal manipulation in Carney's first budget.
Riders' QB Harris celebrates Grey Cup, future unknown
Saskatchewan Roughriders quarterback Trevor Harris celebrated the Grey Cup victory with fans in Regina while his future with the team remains uncertain pending contract talks.
Carney's accounting tricks fail to impress
Parliamentary Budget Officer finds Carney government's capital spending definition 'overly expansive' in new report. Read the full analysis of Canada's fiscal framework.
Woman charged after fatal collision on Piapot First Nation
Southey RCMP have made an arrest following a deadly single-vehicle collision on Piapot First Nation. A 45-year-old woman faces charges in the November 2025 incident.
Call to extend Ukrainian student tuition relief in Sask.
A U of S student and the Saskatchewan NDP are calling on the province to extend a tuition support program for Ukrainians fleeing war, set to end March 31, 2026. Their future depends on it.
Saskatchewan signs first nurse practitioner contracts
Saskatchewan takes historic step by signing first contracts with nurse practitioners to expand primary care access across the province. Learn how this initiative will transform healthcare delivery.
Roughriders Fan Projects Grey Cup on Grain Elevator
A Saskatchewan Roughriders fan creates unique tribute by projecting Grey Cup celebration on historic Canwood grain elevator. Community celebrates creative display of CFL pride.
U.S. to slash food tariffs, lower Swiss import fees
The Trump administration announces major tariff cuts on food items like coffee and bananas to address inflation, alongside new trade deals with Argentina, Ecuador, and El Salvador.
N.B. projects highest deficit in two decades at $834.7M
New Brunswick faces its largest budget deficit in two decades at $834.7 million. Learn how this impacts provincial finances and what it means for taxpayers.
Operating spending driving deeper deficits: PBO
Parliamentary Budget Officer reveals Ottawa's operational expenses, not capital investments, are primarily responsible for growing budget deficits. Learn the fiscal implications.
RCMP seek ATV rider after Pelican Narrows shooting
Saskatchewan RCMP are searching for an ATV rider connected to a shooting in Pelican Narrows. Mounties urge anyone with information to come forward.
Saskatchewan modernizes name change legislation
Saskatchewan is modernizing its name change laws to allow multiple surnames and mononyms while expanding restrictions for serious criminals. Learn what's changing.
Prince Albert Students Win Sask. Polytech Business Competition
Northern Saskatchewan high school students impressed judges with innovative business pitches, securing the top award in Saskatchewan Polytech's competitive business case challenge.
Sask. Premier Moe on Support for Richmound After Cult
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe expresses sympathy for Richmound, a village tormented by a cult, and outlines provincial support measures. Learn about the ongoing fallout.
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