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• Firefighting training program in Melville, Sask. to reopen after receiving $1.8M in funding

  The firefighting training program in Melville, Sask. that was put on hold in 2021 is now reopening after receiving $1.8 million in funding.

  

• 'It’s time for action': Sask. EMS receives small portion of budget's healthcare increase

  Saskatchewan’s 2023-24 budget highlighted healthcare as one of its main priorities, with Emergency Medical Services getting a small cut of the new funding.

  

• 'Everything is interwoven': Trudeau and Biden vow continued Canada-U.S. collaboration during historic visit

  U.S President Joe Biden and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau have announced updates on a number of cross-border issues, after a day of meetings on Parliament Hill.

• 'They busted the locks on our deep freeze': Sask. Cree elder says moose meat was confiscated in raid

  An elder from a Saskatchewan First Nation says his home was raided last fall by conservation officers who confiscated moose meat intended for use in a ceremonial gathering and feast.

• Sask. likely taking cautious approach with budget surplus, economics professor says

  Saskatchewan is likely taking a cautious approach when it comes to the surplus announced in the 2023-24 provincial budget, according to an associate professor of economics at the University of Regina.

• SUMA concerned about social assistance recipients following budget release

  The Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association (SUMA) is concerned about the plight of social assistance recipients. This week’s provincial budget offered a $60 monthly increase. SUMA says the amount falls short of needs, with municipalities left to address hunger and homelessness.

• Woman says her father-in-law's ashes were stolen from a Regina hotel's parking lot

  A husband and wife currently travelling from British Columbia to New Brunswick are hoping Regina police will be able to track down a box containing the ashes of a loved one after it was allegedly stolen from their vehicle.

• First Nations University hoping to lead conversation on Indigenous identity fraud with citizenship forum

  The First Nations University of Canada (FNUniv) is hoping to be a leader in the conversation on Indigenous identity fraud in academic institutions.

• Mysterious cars emerge from massive Regina snow pile

  Two cars that have become a curiosity in Regina's north end are slowly emerging from a massive pile of snow as the spring thaw starts in the Prairies.

• Highway reopens after 'serious' crash near Langenburg, Sask.

  The highway has reopened to traffic and there are no longer detours in place following a multi-motor vehicle collision near Langenburg, Sask.

• Over 530 km of asbestos cement pipes in Regina: investigation by W5

  Regina has 531 kilometres of asbestos cement pipes, according to findings by a W5 investigation.

• 'A great opportunity': Yorkton students learn ins and outs of energy efficiency

  Grade 7 students at Columbia School in Yorkton were given the rundown on energy efficiency in homes Friday.