Category Archives: Front Page Headlines

A former Saskatchewan MP who at one time served as the minister of agriculture has died. Bill McKnight was elected to Parliament in 1979 for the Kindersley-Lloydminster riding until 1993. He also serv...

The provincial government and Sask Sport are coming together to launch a new marketing campaign and respect resource line for coaches in Saskatchewan. The new campaign focuses primarily on harassment,...

Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer says Canadian history should be honoured and celebrated — warts and all. “I believe Canada’s history should always be celebrated,” Scheer said...

Justin Trudeau's combative attitude to some provincial premiers may not be just campaign rhetoric - his platform is promising to turn it into government policy if the Liberals are re-elected. The plat...

Looking to remain unpredictable Unifor members will be returning to a “work-to-rule” campaign on Tuesday. Assistant to the President of Unifor Chris MacDonald said it is not something that...

The goal of one of the research projects at the University of Saskatchewan is to develop new therapies that will boost the immune system's natural weapons against HIV. Virologist and biochemist Linda ...

Loblaw Companies has announced the recall of one of its infant formulas. The President’s Choice brand Lower Iron milk-based powdered infant formula, is being taken off shelves because of possibl...

If you need to call SaskTel for something on Monday, you might not have any luck. Striking workers formed a perimeter around the company’s call centre on Henderson Drive in Regina Monday morning...

With two weeks left in the federal election campaign, you may have noticed that Justin Trudeau, Andrew Scheer and Jagmeet Singh have all only stopped in Saskatchewan once during the campaign. Meanwhil...

Grain is flowing again through the terminal at the northern Manitoba Port of Churchill. The first grain train in almost four years was unloaded in late July at Churchill. The CEO of the Arctic Gateway...