Indigenous leaders call on Justin Trudeau for redress on Sixties Scoop

by Susana Mas

Indigenous leaders are calling on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for redress of the Sixties Scoop, a week ahead of a scheduled court date for survivors who filed a class-action lawsuit seven years ago on behalf of an estimated 16,000 children who were taken away from their parents.

Derek Drouin wins gold in Olympic high jump

Derek Drouin won gold in high jump at the Rio Olympics on Tuesday, bringing Canada's medal total to 14.

Karen Thull, Glen Fekula among Regina Sports Hall of Fame inductees

Former CFL running back Greg Fieger and Regina softball star Karen Thull are among this year's inductees to the Regina Sports Hall of Fame.

Federal finance minister talks infrastructure, pipelines with province in Saskatoon

by Micki Cowan

Canada's Finance Minister Bill Morneau was in Saskatoon Tuesday to talk infrastructure plus federal versus provincial needs in a time of economic strain.

Regina teenager walks in footsteps of World War veterans

by Joelle Seal

Abby Vadeboncoeur is one of 13 students from across Canada who won the prestigious national Beaverbrook Vimy Prize. It’s a fully funded, two-week educational program that travels through England, France and Belgium to visit important historical sites for Canada during the First and Second World War.

Man, 34, dies in car vs. motorcycle crash north of Regina

A man is dead after his motorcycle was involved in a crash with a car north of Regina.

Photos Long tradition of Olympic medallists from Saskatchewan

Saskatchewan-born Brianne Theisen-Eaton is the latest athlete to return from the Olympics with a medal around her neck, but by no means is she the first.

North Central daycare gets nature inspired outdoor playground

A daycare in Regina's North Central neighbourhood celebrated the opening of new outdoor place space Tuesday. The playground at Little Souls Daycare gives its kids a safe place to play outdoors. It also encourages them to interact with nature and learn organically.

Sask. government giving support to La Loche after shooting

by Devin Heroux

Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall is in La Loche today making a number of announcements, including an affordable housing project and new suicide prevention worker, months after shootings at a home and a school in January rocked the community.

Dart blowgun used to shoot three seagulls in Regina seized by police

by Katie Raskina

Police say they seized the weapon believed to be used to shoot darts at three seagulls in Regina in July. They also found the residence where they believe the person or persons responsible for the shooting lived but don't have enough evidence to lay charges.

Racial tensions flare in Sask. following killing of 22-year-old First Nations man

The killing of Colten Boushie, the 22-year-old Indigenous man shot dead on a farmyard near Biggar, Sask. has set off a firestorm of hate-filled response online. Many are not surprised saying the death exposes long-simmering racial tensions in Saskatchewan.

Olympic medallist Brianne Theisen-Eaton salutes Humboldt, Sask.

Olympic medallist Brianne Theisen-Eaton is paying tribute to her hometown —​ Humboldt, Sask.

Condo market surging in Saskatoon, Regina

by Francois Biber

Saskatchewan’s condominium market has exploded in recent years in Saskatoon and Regina and experts say it’s mostly because single-family homes have become unaffordable for first-time home buyers.

Crane gone, Sask. Legislative Building now fully revealed

People in Regina who walk by the Legislative Building these days might notice something missing — the crane.

Saskatchewan's Olympic shot put star falls short in finals

by Francois Biber

Taryn Suttie finished 28th in the women’s shot put at the Summer Olympics, well below her expectations. She told CBC News before she flew to Rio her goal was to throw 18 metres, but she ended up throwing 16.74 metres.

Analysis Fan doesn't care for Roughriders brazen attitude

by Glenn Reid

Another work week begins for the Saskatchewan Roughriders on Tuesday as they look to build on what they showed glimpses of in Saturday's loss to Calgary.

'I don't remember if we said we loved each other,' says widow of Agrium worker Chad Wiklun

by Victoria Dinh

It was a routine goodbye kiss for Celina Danis as her partner, Chad Wiklun, left for his night shift at the Agrium potash mine in Vanscoy, Sask., last week. While working underground the 29-year-old was caught between two pieces of heavy machinery. A serious accident that killed him a few days later.

Sask. RCMP investigate suspicious death on Cote First Nation

Saskatchewan RCMP are investigating the death of a woman at a residence on the Cote First Nation.

2 people killed in crash near Wakaw, Sask.

Two people are dead following a two-vehicle collision near Wakaw, Sask.

Young Sask. track athletes inspired by Canada's success in Rio

The success of Canadian track and field athletes at the Rio Olympics is inspiring youngsters in Saskatchewan.

Regina Police asking for public's help to find Sunday night restaurant shooter

Regina Police need the public's help to locate a suspect who entered a restaurant Sunday night and shot a 34-year-old man. Police said there were dozens of people in the restaurant. They said the shooting was not random.

Responses flood in after Sask. premier asks for racist comments to stop after shooting

Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall's plea for people to stop posting racist comments following the slaying of an Indigenous man has sparked a flurry of racially charged comments on his Facebook page.

Moose Jaw teacher brings the tropics to Saskatchewan

by Samanda Brace

Saskatchewan isn't known for having the climate to grow tropical fruit, but a Moose Jaw high school teacher has sprouted a pineapple in his backyard.

Regina police investigating alleged sexual assault

Regina police are looking for a male suspect after an alleged sexual assault on Aug. 13.

Prince Albert, Sask., receives $5M payment from Husky Energy

The City of Prince Albert says it has received a $5-million payment from Husky Energy to pay for the losses the city has incurred from an oil pipeline spill last month.

3 seagulls shot by darts in Regina

by Katie Raskina

Regina's wildlife rehabilitation centre says three seagulls were shot by darts in the city in July. One died, another survived and was set free and the third has yet to be found.

No quick recovery for 'grossly oversupplied' potash market in Saskatchewan

by Ian Bickis

Oil's downfall may get more attention but the potash industry that forms the bedrock of the Prairie mining industry is going through its own bust — and analysts say there's no quick recovery in sight.

Sask. birds help answer bigger questions about the environment

by Alicia Bridges

Migratory birds that pass through Saskatchewan are usually long gone to warmer, more tropical lands by the time winter turns the province icy and cold.

Updated $60M Lotto Max ticket purchased in Sask. was not bought in Regina or Saskatoon

Somebody who bought a lottery ticket in Saskatchewan is suddenly very, very rich.