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Saskatchewan food banks say they are seeing an increase in demand, as a new nationwide report points to an uptick in food bank clients across the country.

Bring 'Em Up and the Regina Open Doors Society hosted a week-long basketball camp in hopes of bringing together immigrant and refugee teenagers to build their skills.

Venture Academy has faced years of sexual abuse and assault allegations over its host parents, according to court and child welfare documents, and interviews with former residents.

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Newcomers to Canada were introduced to the backbone of our province this Saturday.

MONTREAL - Quebec's vigorous opposition of the Harper government's freshly adopted crime legislation entered a new phase Tuesday as the province pledged to minimize the bill's impact on its soil.

MONTREAL - Quebec's vigorous opposition of the Harper government's freshly adopted crime legislation entered a new phase Tuesday as the province pledged to minimize the bill's impact on its soil.

A Syrian refugee and high school student living in Regina has been awarded the Loran Award, one of Canada’s most prestigious merit-based awards.

People interested in buying a holiday gift for someone in need can read their story, and pledge to donate, through the online Regina Christmas Wish List.

Groups working with newcomers have partnered with the Saskatchewan Health Authority on COVID-19 vaccination clinics for their clients facing language and transportation barriers.

Many Syrian refugees arriving such as 16 year-old Abrahem have big dreams for their future and help from local businesses will be crucial.

The Regina Open Door Society hosted a Community Fair on Thursday for newcomers; aimed at strengthening the relationship between immigrants and the community.

The John Howard Society of Saskatchewan is looking to raise $100,000 to pay off the mortgage of a new home for LGBTQ2 youth living in homelessness.

One-third of the 172 confirmed fatal drug overdoses in Saskatchewan last year were outside of the province's two major urban centres.

One of those potential locations for settlement is Regina, which is no stranger to refugees looking for a new home.

The Saskatoon Open Door Society needs storage for a flood of donations for Syrian refugees. Premier Brad Wall said 800 to 850 could come to Saskatchewan.

Ukrainians arriving in Saskatchewan are facing challenges finding employment including getting credentials verified, expensive tests and language barriers.

Vanessa Burns, ex-partner of James Smith Cree Nation mass murderer Myles Sanderson, speaks out for the first time about 15 years of manipulation and horrific violence.

Similar to what was organized by the Saskatchewan government following the first two humanitarian flights to land in Regina, a settlement centre was set up to help the refugees.

More than a week after the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history investigators are still asking why a man killed 58 people and wound hundreds of others at a country music concert.