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Landspout tornado touched down in southern Sask.: Environment Canada

Environment Canada confirmed an EF-0 tornado touched down near Caron, Sask. on Tuesday night.

Environment Canada confirmed a tornado touched down in southern Saskatchewan on Tuesday, May 17, 2022. (Courtesy: Wiley Campbell)

'You've got to be kidding': Southeast Sask. communities bracing for another spring storm

Communities in southeast Saskatchewan, including Estevan and Weyburn, are preparing for another significant weather system to move through just one week after the last snow fall pummeled the area.

A resident clears a sidewalk in Estevan Sask. on April 13, 2022 as a blizzard hammers southeast Saskatchewan and southern Manitoba.

Another powerful storm incoming for southeast Sask.

The southeast corner of Saskatchewan can’t catch a break as it braces for another Colorado Low to arrive over the weekend.

Several cars were left stranded on Courtney Street on Nov. 17, 2021. (Cole Davenport/CTV Regina)

Southeast Saskatchewan braces for another Colorado Low

Another Colorado low is on the way and is set to bring significant snowfall to the southeast corner of Saskatchewan and into Manitoba.

Sask. residents urged to prepare for approaching blizzard

Saskatchewan residents are being urged to prepare for a spring storm that is expected to bring blizzard conditions to the province.

'Colorado Low' expected to bring extended blizzard conditions to Sask.

April is here and Easter is right around the corner, but the weather this week is going to be unrelenting and we are bracing for a potent spring storm that looks to push into the province starting Tuesday.

Major spring blizzard that could be worst in decades set to hit southeastern Sask.: Environment Canada

A major spring blizzard with the potential to be the worst seen in decades is set to hit southeastern Saskatchewan and parts of southern Manitoba mid-week, according to Environment Canada.

Heavy snow expected in southern Sask. to end the work week

Heavy snowfall is the story as we head towards the weekend. The weather maker here is a system and associated inverted trough in the U.S. which is bringing lots of moisture and the potential for heavy snow.

Bitter cold, dangerous wind chills continue across Sask.

Extreme cold warnings remain in place Regina and other parts of southeastern Saskatchewan on Thursday, along with central parts of the province as well.

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'All it takes is one': Sask. RCMP partner with Washington police to publicize disappearance of Mekayla Bali

Saskatchewan RCMP and the Washington State Patrol announced a collaboration of efforts to locate Mekayla Bali, who was 16-years-old when she was last on April 12, 2016 in Yorkton.

As part of the Homeward Bound program, two semi trailers were decorated with age adapted photos of Mekayla Bali as well as contact information. (Courtesy: Saskatchewan RCMP)

'Deaf Shame to Deaf Same': Art exhibit aims to destigmatize hearing loss

A new art exhibit at the George Bothwell Library is hoping to examine and remove the feeling of shame associated with people who are deaf and hard of hearing.

Students in Winston Knoll’s Deaf and Hard of Hearing Program helped create an art installation inspired by deaf identity at the George Bothwell Library. (Allison Bamford/CTV News Regina)

'Brings things to a halt': Manitoba's Duck Mountain sees May Long standstill

For those looking to hop the border into Manitoba for their camping seasons, it started off on the wrong foot for Duck Mountain Provincial Park.

Heavy rain and soggy conditions from spring snowfall has created flood-like conditions in Duck Mountain Prov. Park, Man. (BradyLang/CTVNews)

Four notable moments from the French Conservative leadership debate

Conservative Party of Canada leadership hopefuls Scott Aitchison, Roman Baber, Patrick Brown, Jean Charest, Leslyn Lewis, and Pierre Poilievre squared off in the second official party debate on Wednesday night in Laval, Que.

'Horrifying' conspiracy theories swirl around Texas shooting

By now it's as predictable as the calls for thoughts and prayers: A mass shooting leaves many dead, and wild conspiracy theories and misinformation about the carnage soon follow. Within hours of Tuesday's school shooting in Uvalde, Texas, another rash began as internet users spread baseless claims about the man named as the gunman and his possible motives.

'How to Murder Your Husband' author found guilty of murder

A jury in Portland has convicted a self-published romance novelist - who once wrote an essay titled 'How to Murder Your Husband' - of fatally shooting her husband four years ago.

City of Regina developing guidelines on cell tower locations

Nearly everyone relies on cellphones but no one wants a cell tower in front of their house. The City of Regina is now developing guidelines on where cell towers can be located, after residents in two Regina neighbourhoods voiced strong opposition to proposed towers near their homes.