Full Lloydminster health services needs assessment released by Alberta and Saskatchewan governments

The Alberta and Saskatchewan governments have released the full Lloydminster Health Services Needs Assessment after previously making only a summary of the report public earlier this year. In a message to members of the Lloydminster Bi-Provincial Health …

120 years ago a three-day blizzard unleashed one of Saskatchewan's deadliest winters

A three-day blizzard in November 1906 kicked off one of the deadliest winters in Saskatchewan's history, unleashing months of relentless snowstorms, bitter cold and widespread devastation that would forever change life on the Prairies. What began with …

Carbon Monoxide Awareness Week reminds Saskatchewan residents to check alarms

Carbon Monoxide Awareness Week runs November 2 to 6, with SaskEnergy, the Technical Safety Authority of Saskatchewan (TSASK) and the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) working together to remind residents about the dangers of carbon monoxide and the …

RCMP fear more victims after Saskatchewan hockey players identified in sexual exploitation case

A 39-year-old Canadian man who has worked with hockey organizations across the country is facing multiple child sexual offence charges following a two-year RCMP investigation involving young hockey players from Saskatchewan and Alberta. Tyler King was …

Saskatchewan joins national discussions on linking carbon markets across Canada

Saskatchewan is among the provinces participating in a new national working group exploring ways to connect carbon markets across Canada, a move the federal government says could encourage investment, improve competitiveness and support emissions …

Saskatchewan Construction Safety Association celebrates safety leadership

The Saskatchewan Construction Safety Association (SCSA) has announced three winners of the 2026 SCSA Awards. These annual awards recognize and celebrate companies and individuals in Saskatchewan’s building construction industry for their leadership in …

11 Days of Remembrance Day 3: A Saskatchewan soldier's telescope tells a story of two world wars

A First World War-era telescope that travelled across Canada before returning to Saskatchewan is the focus of Day 3 of Discover Estevan's 11 Days of Remembrance series with the South East Military Museum. The telescope belonged to Major Alexander …

Saskatchewan’s Crown sector reports $68M dividend, $2.1B in procurement

Saskatchewan’s Crown sector contributed $68 million in dividends to the province’s General Revenue Fund during the 2025–26 fiscal year, according to the annual Payee Disclosure Report. Read more: Sask. tightens carbon monoxide alarm rules Nov. 1 Tabled by …

Taurid meteor showers bring November fireballs to Saskatchewan skies

Saskatchewan residents will have two opportunities to catch the annual Taurid meteor showers this November, with the Southern and Northern branches reaching their peaks on separate dates. The showers are known for producing occasional bright fireballs, …

Saskatchewan looks to strengthen human trafficking laws, expand police powers