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Snowbirds to perform final air show demonstrationThe Royal Canadian Air Force's Snowbirds will perform their final air show with the Tutor jets in Moose Jaw, Sask., Friday, before the iconic aircraft are retired for good.CanadaOct 16
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‘Public deserves to know’: Saskatchewan NDP on MLA’s alleged conflict of interestSaskatchewan's Opposition is calling on the province's conflict of interest commissioner to investigate the SaskParty member for Moosomin-Montmare, Kevin Weedmark.PoliticsOct 13
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USASK announces new collaboration to boost local semiconductor industryFrom making phone calls to microwaving dinner, microchips power daily life, and a new UofS collaboration will now allow these microchips to be built in Saskatchewan.TechOct 14
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Lions eager for crucial clash with RoughridersMathieu Betts knows exactly what will be on the line when his B.C. Lions line up against the Saskatchewan Roughriders on Friday.SportsSep 24
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Sask. celebrates Culture Days for 16th yearThe province is celebrating Culture Days across 45 hubs, featuring free events such as workshops, open mics, and shows. The event has been celebrated in Saskatchewan since 2010.EntertainmentSep 26
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Saskatchewan courts to allow use of eagle feathersThose swearing oaths or making affirmations in Saskatchewan provincial courts can now do so with an eagle feather.CanadaAug 19
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Shaping Saskatchewan: Charlie ClarkFollowing his time as Mayor of Saskatoon, Charlie Clark says he had some time to reflect on what he wanted the next chapter to look like.NewsOct 23
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USask professor recognized for pediatric stem cell researchBig strides in children's healthcare as USask's Dr. Tyler Wenzel is awarded for rethinking treatments for rare pediatric diseases.HealthOct 7
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Royal Regina Rifles colours return to Legislative Building after decadesThe antecedent regimental colours of the Royal Regina Rifles have returned to Saskatchewan's Legislative Building after almost 50 years.CanadaOct 21
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Saskatchewan seeks higher immunization rates with campaign launchThe Saskatchewan government has launched its 2026-27 immunization campaign for free influenza and COVID-19 vaccines.CanadaOct 15
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Dyed diesel is now legal on U.S. roads. What are the rules in Canada?Dyed diesel has now been cleared for general use in the U.S. as gas prices soar, but Canadians could face fines if caught using it on roads and highways.ConsumerOct 7
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Saskatoon cancer lodge to offer temporary ‘home’ for patients and familiesThe governments of Canada and Saskatchewan are spending around $7 million each to build a new cancer lodge in Saskatoon. It is expected to be ready to house patients in 2028.HealthOct 16
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Shaping Saskatchewan: Trevor LaknessSaskatchewan has produced elite hockey talent over the last few decades, and a big reason for the development has been skills and shooting trainer Trevor Lakness.FeaturesOct 20
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Saskatchewan skies: Catching the Orionid meteor showerIf you're in the Prairies, you may want to look up in the sky tonight, as an Orionid meteor shower could be visible after midnight.ScienceOct 21
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Riders top Elks 16-9, will face Lions in West semiThe Saskatchewan Roughriders punched their ticket to the West Division semifinal with a 16-9 victory over the Edmonton Elks on Saturday.SportsOct 24
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Tommy Time taking over in SaskatchewanShort yardage specialist and Roughriders quarterback Tommy Stevens has grown in popularity this season and currently leads the team in touchdowns with 15.SportsOct 10
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Precedent-setting human trafficking sentence handed down in SaskatchewanA case Saskatchewan Crown prosecutors are calling precedent-setting for human trafficking convictions in the province has concluded with a judge’s sentencing decision.CanadaOct 23
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Canada’s largest helium purification hub opens in southwestern SaskatchewanHelium production is expected to boom after a facility began operating near in Saskatchewan Thursday. It is anticipated to increase the province's helium production by 40 per cent.EconomyOct 15
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Saskatchewan nuclear power plan aims to produce 2,600MW by 2050Countries across the globe are either building or promising to construct more nuclear power plants as many look for ways to reduce emissions.CanadaSep 29
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Saskatchewan health-care workers vote 99% in favour of job action: CUPE99 per cent of the more than 13,000 health-care workers who cast ballots in the CUPE Local 5430 vote were in favour of job action as the union works to secure a contract.HealthSep 15