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• Here's how to limit bear encounters in Sask.

  As Saskatchewan’s bear population comes out of hibernation, the provincial government reminds the public to be “bear aware” in its annual campaign outlining wilderness safety.

  

• Saskatoon police not allowed to wear 'Thin Blue Line' patch

  Saskatoon Police Service officers are not permitted to wear Thin Blue Line patches, according to a report to the Board of Police Commissioners.

  

• Average price of gas in Canada tops $2 a litre for first time

  Gasoline prices are showing no signs of letting up as the average price in Canada tops $2 a litre for the first time. Natural Resources Canada says the average price across the country for regular gasoline hit $2.06 per litre on Monday for an all-time high.

• #JustCurious Why do petition presentations in government begin with a 'prayer'

  Petitions are common. Perhaps you’ve signed a few along the way. They’re presented on a nearly daily basis during a sitting of the Saskatchewan Legislative Assembly by Members.

• Maye Musk becomes oldest Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover model

  Her billionaire son may have dominated headlines recently, but 74-year-old Maye Musk is now in the spotlight after becoming the oldest model to feature on the Sports Illustrated (SI) Swimsuit cover.

• Riders sign 2022 first round pick Emilus

  The Saskatchewan Roughriders have signed 2022 first round pick Samuel Emilus, according to a release from the team.

• Pressure mounts as CFL enters second day of work stoppage

  The wind blowing against the uprights was the only action at Griffths Field in Saskatoon Monday morning as the league enters day two of the work stoppage.

• Regina's mayor met with PM Trudeau in Ottawa Monday

  Regina Mayor Sandra Masters met with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in Ottawa on Monday to discuss a number of topics including ongoing infrastructure projects and social initiatives.

• Sask. addiction treatment centre for Indigenous girls gets permanent home

  A Saskatchewan treatment centre for Indigenous girls from across Canada has found a permanent home on Muskoday First Nation.

• Possible rule changes coming for public alcohol consumption in parks: Sask. govt.

  The Sask. government is looking to provide municipalities and park authorities with the discretion to allow alcohol consumption in public parks.

• Sask. doctor says he lost sleep over decision to take Ontario job

  Saskatoon intensive care physician Dr. Hassan Masri says he has taken a leadership role in Ontario.

• 'No way justified:' Murder trial told farmer, son assumed Metis hunters were thieves

  A Crown prosecutor has told a murder trial that an Alberta farmer and his son followed and shot two Metis hunters assuming they were thieves who had earlier driven onto the family's property.