The study - published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal - looked at 6,483 gun-related injuries, including deaths, in the province between 2002 and 2016.

Tristen Durocher doesn't usually watch debates, but he was pleased to see northern and Indigenous concerns discussed at length.

Weeks before the election campaign began for the Oct. 26 vote, Scott Moe's government argued for a court order to remove Tristen Durocher's teepee from Wascana Park.

The provincial and federal government, along with First Nations leaders, signed a letter of commitment Thursday to support mental health amongst Indigenous youth.

“It’s a topic that we have be prepared and openly willing to discuss and make sure that you don’t need to feel weak or scared that you’re having this discussion."

A powerful display in Saskatoon hopes to shed light on suicide prevention in the province with artwork from a woman whose son died by suicide in 2018.

On Thursday, two teepees were erected outside the Saskatchewan legislature in a show of solidarity with the Walking With Our Angels camp.

In Canada, 11 people die by suicide every day — that's 4,000 people every year.

The Kon family said their daughter Abeg was bullied for months and that supports in schools need to do more to prevent similar tragedies.

Justice Graeme Mitchell acknowledged the tight turnaround Friday before reserving his decision, which he said he'd try to have out within a week.