AI could eliminate jobs, but history has shown that technological advances have created more employment opportunities.

Many farmers with unseeded acres this spring due to flooding are now considering fall rye to get a crop growing on that land.

REGINA — Saskatchewan's Provincial Parks offer unforgettable experiences from the moment you enter to the moment you leave.

MOOSE JAW — Hundreds of classic vehicles are gearing up to roll into Moose Jaw next week as the Western Canadian Nationals Car Show returns to Saskatchewan for the first time since before the COVID-19 ...

MORTLACH — Anyone travelling down the Trans-Canada Highway near Mortlach will now recognize the entrance to the small village thanks to a lively, colourful, and unique 15-foot sculpture of Don Cherry.

LAKE DIEFENBAKER — A public safety warning was issued Tuesday after black henbane ( Hyoscyamus niger) was discovered growing ...

LA RONGE — Update: Early on July 24, an RCMP plane spotted three missing males in a remote muskeg area in the Jayjay Lake area. A Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) helicopter was then used to ...

Built around the message, “Your kindness puts hope on the table,” the Moose Jaw & District Food Bank's campaign seeks to remind residents that food insecurity can affect anyone.

Free on-site parking, accessible seating and washroom facilities are available. Organizers encourage attendees to arrive about 30 minutes before showtime, or up to an hour early if special seating ...

New Statistics Canada figures show Saskatchewan officers recorded more impaired driving incidents in 2025 than in 2024, but the total still sits well below the province’s 2021 peak.

MOOSE JAW — City crews will be completing CCTV surveys on Hawthorne Crescent and Holdsworth Crescent beginning on Monday, July 27.

At the core of getting those resources in place is the Saskatchewan RCMP’s Operational Call Centre (OCC). Saskatchewan RCMP’s OCC is the operational hub that monitors unfolding events and coordinates ...