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One year after fatal collision, Regina council has final say on lower speed limit in Cathedral

Regina city councillors are set to consider lowering the speed limit in the Cathedral neighbourhood to 30 kilometres per hour on Wednesday.

Sask. NDP leader combats claims of carbon tax support following Ottawa visit

Members of the Sask. Party claim a recent trip by the leader of the opposition reveals her party's secret support for the federal carbon tax.

Sask. NDP call for education minister's firing, premier reconfirms confidence

The Saskatchewan NDP are calling for the resignation or firing of Education Minister Jeremy Cockrill, saying he lied about apologizing for comments he made to a mother whose daughter died.

'Living side by side': Governor General Mary Simon makes first official visit to Saskatchewan

Canada’s Governor General made her first official visit to Saskatchewan Monday.

Second-degree murder charge laid following death on Ochapowace First Nation

Saskatchewan RCMP have laid a murder charge following a suspicious death on Ochapowace First Nation over the weekend.

Sask. broker says halal mortgages are not a new concept in Canada

A Saskatoon mortgage broker says the federal government’s move to help Muslim Canadians get into the housing market by promoting halal mortgages is not such a radical idea — it’s helping families buy their first home without breaking their faith.

Regina Rifles honour Indigenous members with commemoration at Peepeekisis First Nation

With 20 per cent of the Royal Regina Rifles regiment being comprised of Indigenous servicemen from across Saskatchewan, Peepeekisis First Nation held a ceremony in commemoration of its past and current First Nation veterans.

Saskatchewan Rush look to 'better mentality next year' as they miss playoffs again

The Saskatchewan Rush are absent from the National Lacrosse League playoffs for a third straight season, a difficult end to an postseason push born out of a rocky start.

Sask. coroners inquest calls for improved search techniques, training following 2021 in-custody death

A Saskatchewan Coroners Service inquest has called for changes in the way police across the province conduct and catalogue searches following the 2021 in-custody death of Jeremy Sabourin.