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New court date for Theodore man accused of assaulting police officer
REGINA - A Theodore man arrested after allegedly assaulting a Regina City Police officer has appeared in court again. On the afternoon of March 7, the officer spotted an unregistered vehicle in the city, and conducted a traffic stop. It'...
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Luseland Police Service investigates phone and email scams in area
LUSELAND — The Luseland Police Service responded to a range of calls during the month of April. LPS received three general driving complaints. LPS received three impaired driving complaints. LPS received numerous telephone and email scam...
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Man and woman arrested after theft from Weyburn hospital
WEYBURN — A couple of thefts were among the 106 calls for service for the Weyburn Police Service (WPS) during the week of April 26-May 3. Police received a report April 29 of a theft at the Weyburn General Hospital, in which two individua...
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Flooding hitting Sask farmers hard (Audio)
It's been a tale of two springs in Saskatchewan. Some areas are so dry local fire departments are reminding residents not to have fires while other areas of the province are dealing with significant flooding. Conditions are particularly dry in the Vanscoy, Meadow Lake, Mariposa, Eagle Creek, and Battle River areas prom...
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Sask. proclaims Emergency Preparedness Week
REGINA — The Government of Saskatchewan has proclaimed May 3-9 as Emergency Preparedness Week in the province. The 2026 theme, "Be prepared. Know your risks," is a call to action — urging everyone to spot the ris...
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Sask. proclaims May 4-9 Safety and Health Week
REGINA — The Government of Saskatchewan has officially proclaimed May 4-9 as Safety and Health Week as part of its ongoing commitment to safer workplaces and communities. "Choosing to put health and safety first in our workplace...
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Lloydminster man accused of carjacking granted bail
LLOYDMINSTER, Sask. — A 38-year-old man arrested following a carjacking less than a week ago has been granted bail after appearing in Lloydminster Provincial Court on May 4. Christopher Luipersbeck is scheduled to return to court on June 1 for...
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Be prepared, know your risks theme of Emergency Preparedness Week
REGINA — May 3 to 9 is Emergency Preparedness Week in Canada. The national theme – Be Prepared. Know Your Risks – reminds residents of the importance of understanding the risks in our city and taking action to prepare yourself and you...
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Police evacuate children during response to Regina disturbance
REGINA — A 34-year-old man is facing multiple charges following an hours-long disturbance in southwest Regina early Monday morning. Regina police were called to a home in the Ottawa Place area just after 12:15 a.m. on May 4 for a report that a...
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Saskatoon man charged after two separate stabbings within an hour
SASKATOON — A 30-year-old man is facing several charges, including two counts of aggravated assault, after two stabbings in a span of about 45 minutes on Saturday. Police responded to the first incident just after 2:20 p.m. on May 2, when they...
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Another court appearance for man charged in huge Yorkton-area drug bust
YORKTON — A new court date has been set for one of five people arrested in connection with a massive drug and weapons bust in the Yorkton area. On April 24, Mounties executed search warrants in Yorkton, Bredenbury, Bangor and the RM of Orkney....
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Saskatoon police arrest cyclist spotted with open liquor
SASKATOON — A 40-year-old man is facing several charges after Saskatoon police say he was found riding a bicycle with an open bottle of alcohol and a can of bear spray hidden in his waistband. Shortly after 10 a.m., May 2, officers on patrol i...
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New court date for men charged in kidnapping with a firearm in Yorkton
YORKTON — Two men charged with kidnapping with a firearm following an incident in Yorkton have appeared in court again. On Jan. 20, Mounties say a man was in a parked vehicle on 4th Avenue North when two men wearing face coverings forced him o...
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Saskatoon police charge man with bear spray attack on city busses
SASKATOON — Saskatoon Police arrested and charged a man following two bear spray incidents on city buses on Sunday. On May 3, at approximately 1:10 p.m., police received a weapons call in the area of 20th Street West and Avenue M Sou...
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Two people sentenced after pleading guilty to Estevan drug bust
ESTEVAN — The two B.C. residents charged in a drug bust in Estevan in October 2024 learned their sentencing fates May 4 in Court of King’s Bench in Estevan. As per the terms of a joint submission from the federal Crown prosecutor an...
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Saskatchewan contractors engaged for early phases of Sherwood data centre
REGINA – Bell Canada has announced the project team that will deliver the early stages of its 300 MW Bell AI Fabric data centre in the Rural Municipality of Sherwood, just outside of Regina. Early site work commenced on April 21 after the deve...
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Two men injured during shooting in Pelican Narrows
PELICAN NARROWS - Pelican Narrows RCMP are investigating a shooting that resulted in two men being injured. On May 2 at around 5 a.m., Pelican Narrows RCMP received multiple reports of a firearm being discharged outside a residence on Highway 135 in...
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Battlefords RCMP respond to over 2,100 calls for service in April
BATTLEFORDS — April was a busy month for the Battlefords RCMP, with officers responding to a high volume of calls and incidents across the region. Police reported 2,123 calls for service during the month, along with 365 reports of property cri...
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Sask. proclaims Missing Persons Week
REGINA — At the request of the Saskatchewan Missing Persons Partnership (SMPP), the Government of Saskatchewan has proclaimed May 3 to 9 as Missing Persons Week in Saskatchewan. The week recognizes the importance of supporting fami...
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Saskatoon police dog helps apprehend man fleeing officers
SASKATOON — A 33-year-old man faces several charges following a police chase in Saskatoon’s west side early Saturday morning. At around 4:10 a.m. on May 2, a member of the Saskatoon Police Service Canine Unit observed two vehicles travel...
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Wotherspoon demands province prevent investment funds from buying up Sask. farmland
REGINA — Opposition Finance critic Trent Wotherspoon is calling on the provincial government to halt out-of-province real estate trusts and investment funds from buying Saskatchewan farmland. At a news conference at the legislature Monday,...
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Man facing manslaughter charge after homicide in Melfort
MELFORT — A man has been charged with manslaughter after a weekend homicide in Melfort. Saskatchewan RCMP’s Saskatoon Homicide Investigation Unit has charged a man following a weekend altercation that resulted in the death of a...
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Four Regina men injured in separate bladed‑weapon attacks
REGINA — Police are investigating four separate incidents involving bladed weapons reported across the city since Friday, leaving four men injured, including one with serious cuts. The first incident occurred shortly before 5 a.m. on May 1. Of...
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Traffic stop for speeding leads to impaired driving charge
ESTEVAN — An arrest for impaired driving was part of a busy few days for members of the Estevan Police Service (EPS). According to the May 2 police report, while on patrol, an EPS member conducted a traffic stop for a speeding violation....
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First Nation MLA criticizes province's Bill 48
KAMSACK — Powerful and assertive, Betty Nippi-Albright, “touches me and shows love, support and encouragement,” said Martha Quewezance, MC, during the Saulteaux Healing and Wellness Centre event in Kamsack on April 30. “She s...
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Flooding triggers 15 emergencies as record flows hit northern Sask.
REGINA —With dozens of communities already cut off by washed-out roads, the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) confirmed Monday that 15 local states of emergency are active across the province. With peak floodwaters expected within the n...
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Flooding triggers 15 emergencies as record flows hit northern Sask.
PRINCE ALBERT — With dozens of communities already cut off by washed-out roads, the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) confirmed Monday that 15 local states of emergency are active across the province. With peak floodwaters expected with...
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NDP holds off on CO bill as government says tougher regulations coming
REGINA — The NDP says it is holding off on introducing a bill for stricter carbon monoxide alarm requirements, after the province has indicated it wants to bring in regulatory changes. In a statement, Opposition Government Relations c...
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Province provides $37M to SARCAN for recycling efforts
REGINA — The Ministry of Environment is providing more than $37 million to SARCAN, reinforcing the province's commitment to one of Saskatchewan's leading recycling and environmental stewardship organizations. Reflecting increase...
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MGBHLM Security to provide downtown North Battleford patrols
NORTH BATTLEFORD — The North Battleford Downtown Business Improvement District (BID) has announced it has hired MGBHLM Security to provide downtown patrols in North Battleford. "MGBHLM Security will provide a person-centered, cultural app...
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Regina celebrates diversity at Mosaic Medallion Ceremony
REGINA — In a city built on diversity, Mosaic 2026 is set to transform Regina into a living, breathing celebration of global culture, connection and community. From June 4 to 6, the 56th annual Mosaic: A Festival of Cultures will feature 19 mu...
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Photos: Regina celebrates diversity at Mosaic Medallion Ceremony
REGINA — In a city built on diversity, Mosaic 2026 is set to transform Regina into a living, breathing celebration of global culture, connection and community. From June 4 to 6, the 56th annual Mosaic: A Festival of Cultures will feature 19 mu...
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'Dances With Wolves' actor sentenced to life, no parole 37 years
LAS VEGAS — A medicine man previously banned by Saskatchewan's Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations from all FSIN events, ceremonies and spiritual practices, has been sentenced to life in prison with no chance of parole for 37...
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Latest Fraser Institute study focuses on Canada's trade dependence on U.S.
VANCOUVER — A new Fraser Institute report is zeroing in on Canada’s trade dependence with the United States, and how difficult it will be to move away from it. The report is titled Assessing Canada’s Trade Dependence on the U.S., a...
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Saskatoon police investigate city's 7th homicide of 2026
SASKATOON — The Saskatoon Police Service’s Major Crime Section has launched an investigation after a 77-year-old woman was found dead inside a Riversdale home late Sunday night, marking the city’s seventh homicide of 2026. Police s...
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Swift Current student wins national model of the year title in Toronto
SWIFT CURRENT — A Swift Current high school student is returning home with top national honours after competing against young women from across Canada at a prestigious modelling competition in Ontario. Hailey Siemens, a Grade 12 student at Swi...
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Despite major headwinds, confidence at YQR airport about the future
REGINA — Those involved with Regina International Airport are upbeat about the future despite some major headwinds coming their way. Skyrocketing oil and jet fuel shortages have wreaked havoc on airline travel around the world. While the Y...
May 04, 2026
Saskatchewan GDP rises 2.2% to record $85.4B in 2025
REGINA — Friday, estimates from Statistics Canada show Saskatchewan's GDP grew by 2.2 per cent, bringing the total for 2025 to $85.4 billion. This is yet another all-time high for the province and well above the national average of ...
May 04, 2026
Warehouse to become support centre for RSM
REGINA — In Regina, a former warehouse on Park Street is being retrofitted by Graham Construction and Engineering LP into a new Research, Exhibits and Collection (REC) facility for the Royal Saskatchewan Museum. The retrofit will mod...
May 04, 2026
Lloydminster RCMP seek tips after spike in attempted Hyundai thefts
LLOYDMINSTER, Alta. — RCMP are asking for the public’s help after locating several Hyundai vehicles in Lloydminster were damaged in what investigators believe were attempted thefts. Police say that on April 30, multiple residents reporte...
May 04, 2026
Located: Regina police ask for assistance in locating missing 12-year-old
REGINA — Update: The Regina Police Service reports that 12-year-old Serenity Jones-Denny, who was the subject of a previous missing person news release, has been located, unharmed. Original Report May 3: The Regina Police Servi...
May 04, 2026
Service centre at Candle Lake on track to open for 2026-27 camping season
CANDLE LAKE PROVINCIAL PARK — Construction of a new service centre at Minowukaw Campground in Candle Lake Provincial Park is underway and on schedule. Once complete, the facility will improve accessibility and provide enhanced visitor amenit...
May 03, 2026
YMCA kids help design Regina Bypass honey jars in community collaboration
REGINA — Dozens of children aged five and under at the YMCA of Regina took part in a new collaboration by creating the design for honey jars distributed by the Regina Bypass. For the past number of years, Regina Bypass, with the help of a loca...
May 03, 2026
Man facing charges after bear spray incident at North Battleford church
NORTH BATTLEFORD - Update, May 4: As a result of the continued investigation, Battlefords RCMP has charged a man in relation to this incident. 38-year-old Chad Weasel, from North Battleford, is charged with: four counts, assault with a we...
May 03, 2026
VR simulators give Regina residents a hands-on preview of future careers
REGINA — Virtual reality (VR) simulators are providing a snapshot of potential future careers for Regina residents. Regina-based Melcher Studios has developed 24 simulators since 2013 for careers in fire extinguisher training, cooking, HVAC an...
May 03, 2026
New Saskatoon group homes expand supports for at-risk youth
SASKATOON — Two new group homes providing stable housing for youth experiencing mental health and addiction challenges officially opened in Saskatoon Friday. The project, called Wolf Home, was made possible through a collaborative investm...
May 03, 2026
Dance-theatre work ROSA to close Regina festival
REGINA — Regina-based performance company Curtain Razors, which has been bringing innovative performance work to local audiences since 1989, is co-presenting ROSA, a new dance-theatre work by Mexican-Canadian artist Carlos Rivera Martin...
May 03, 2026
Grants support community events for Missing Persons Week
REGINA — To raise awareness about the issue of missing persons, government is awarding grants to local police services to support community events during Missing Persons Week, which takes place from May 3 to May 9. The week recognizes the impor...
May 03, 2026
U of R faces enrolment challenges as international numbers drop, local growth limited
REGINA — A steep drop in international students is hitting the University of Regina, as officials warn Canada’s reputation abroad has taken a major hit. The U of R’s 2026 winter headcount shows a near 23 per cent drop-off in intern...
May 03, 2026
Sask Polytech students showcase environmental research at applied event
SASKATOON — Three Environmental Technology students are putting the finishing touches on capstone projects to present at this year’s Applied Research Student Showcase on May 4. This final work by Tom Clark, Van Khoa Dinh and Prajwal Chaudha...
May 02, 2026
In Assiniboia, the saying is, 'Everyone needs a Howard'
ASSINIBOIA — They say volunteerism is the price you pay for the space you occupy. If that is the case, Howard Ellis had paid for many. Ellis says when he and his wife Maureen and their sons Justin and Spencer moved back to Assiniboia...
May 02, 2026
FCAA warns Sask. investors about unregistered PU Prime
REGINA — The Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority of Saskatchewan (FCAA) is warning Saskatchewan residents about the online entity known as PU Prime. "Checking the registration status at aretheyregistered.ca should always be...
May 02, 2026
Regina Little Theatre marks 100 years of community, creativity and resilience
REGINA — It’s been a century of arts performances for Regina’s Little Theatre (RLT). Famous actors, including Tatiana Maslany, Shirley Douglas and John Vernon, have taken to the stage for the group. Founded in 1926, the lit...
May 02, 2026
Report urges Saskatchewan to close gaps in Indigenous economic participation
REGINA — A new report is putting hard numbers behind a long-standing reality for Indigenous communities and concludes when Indigenous peoples are meaningfully included in the economy, the benefits extend far beyond individual projects. The rep...
May 02, 2026
Sask. invests $115K to train hospitality staff on trafficking
PROVINCIAL — Today, the Government of Saskatchewan is announcing a commitment of $115,000 through the National Action Plan to End Gender-Based Violence to Hospitality Saskatchewan. This funding will support an industry-wide training pro...
May 02, 2026
Sourdough and style: local moms join forces to open in-boutique bakery counter
YORKTON — A new collaboration in the heart of Yorkton is proving that high fashion and fresh-baked bread are the perfect pair. Sarah Jakubiec, owner of Losa Chic Boutique, and Alexandra Lamacchia, founder of Prairie Farmhouse Kitchen, have off...
May 02, 2026
From Fujian province to Saskatchewan: USask researcher rooted in agriculture
SASKATOON — Meet researcher Dr. Yongfeng Ai, as the University of Saskatchewan (USask) celebrates Asian Heritage Month. You could say Dr. Yongfeng Ai (PhD) was born to be a food scientist. Originally from a farm in Fujian provin...
May 02, 2026
Code, create, showcase: Learning goes beyond the classroom
REGINA — Students took centre stage at the third annual Designing Tomorrow: Student Tech and Design Showcase recently, presenting capstone projects that demonstrated their technical expertise, creativity and readiness for the workforce. T...
May 02, 2026
New USask certificate creates pathways for Arts and Science students
SASKATOON — The College of Arts and Science is introducing a new certificate program that will open possibilities for university students. The Foundational Pathways in Arts and Science certificate is designed to capture the course ar...
May 02, 2026
Nine named to receive Saskatchewan Order of Merit honours
REGINA — Bernadette McIntyre announced nine individuals who will become the next recipients of the Saskatchewan Order of Merit, the province's highest honour. The recipients will be invested with the medal of the Order at a ceremony in Reg...
May 02, 2026
Saskatchewan Air Ambulance marks 80 years of service
SASKATOON — In February, Saskatchewan Air Ambulance (SAA) reached 80 years of service, marking eight decades of delivering emergency medical air transport and care to people across Saskatchewan. Founded in 1946, SAA is the oldest for...
May 01, 2026
Former top‑10 fugitive ordered to stand trial in Saskatoon murder
SASKATOON — A preliminary hearing for Jonathan Ouellet-Gendron wrapped up on Thursday in Saskatoon Provincial Court with Ouellet-Gendron being committed to stand trial in Court of King’s Bench. The evidence presented during the hearing i...
May 01, 2026
Two accused in Myles Anderson's murder appear in Regina court
REGINA — Two men charged with second-degree murder in the death of 36-year-old Myles Anderson appeared in Regina Provincial Court. Jordan Goodpipe, 26, appeared on May 1. He was remanded in custody and is now scheduled to appear on May 15. ...
May 01, 2026
Police charge youth with April 28 robbery at a Regina business
REGINA — A 17 year-old male is charged in relation to a robbery that occurred earlier this week outside a business in the 3500 block of Dewdney Avenue. Officers were called to the scene shortly before 10:30 p.m. on April 28. When they arrived,...
May 01, 2026
Stanley Mission RCMP arrest three individuals in connection with four assaults
STANLEY MISSION - Stanley Mission RCMP arrested three individuals, including a male wanted on a Canada-wide warrant, in connection with four assaults. On April 30 at approximately 10:15 a.m., Stanley Mission RCMP received the report of a s...
May 01, 2026
EPS investigates drug and firearm trafficking incidents
ESTEVAN — Members of the Estevan Police Service handled a variety of calls in the final days of April. Police responded to several occurrences April 28, according to the daily report, including arrests related to suspected drug trafficki...
May 01, 2026
Saskatchewan marks May as Sexual Violence Prevention Month
SASKATCHEWAN — Every May since 2024, Saskatchewan marks Sexual Violence Prevention Month, but advocates say this year’s message carries even greater urgency: preventing sexual violence requires leadership at every level of society. Acros...
May 01, 2026
Update: Woman wanted by Wadena RCMP arrested
Update: A Yellow Quill First Nation woman, wanted by the Wadena RCMP, is now in custody. Michelle Quewezance, 46, was arrested by the Saskatoon Police Service over the weekend. RCMP received a report of a stolen bank card in Wadena April 29t...
May 01, 2026
PA RCMP seize cocaine, loaded sawed‑off shotgun in traffic stop
PRINCE ALBERT — Two men from Warman are facing weapons and drug trafficking charges after the Saskatchewan RCMP's Prince Albert Crime Reduction Team seized cocaine and a loaded sawed-off shotgun during a traffic stop in Prince Albert on April...
May 01, 2026
Saskatchewan chamber announces new board of directors
REGINA — The Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce has announced its 2026–2027 board of directors, which will be formally sworn in at the organization’s 81st Annual General Meeting on May 7 in Regina. Here are the newly elected board ...
May 01, 2026
Saskatchewan Marshals Service focusing on prolific offenders
NORTH BATTLEFORD — The Saskatchewan Marshals Service is ramping up efforts to target repeat offenders and expand policing partnerships across the province, officials said in North Battleford. The service was the guest speaker at the Battleford...
May 01, 2026
Carnduff RCMP trying to locate owner of recovered bicycle
CARNDUFF — The Carnduff RCMP is looking for the owner of a bicycle that it has recovered. In a message on the Saskatchewan Crime Watch Advisory Network, the RCMP described it as a high-end, non-electric men's trail mountain bike that...
May 01, 2026
Bail granted to woman arrested in Rocanville drug bust
YORKTON - Another court appearance has been made by one of two people arrested after a drug and weapon bust in Rocanville. On March 26, Moosomin RCMP received a request for a well-being check on a person in a parked truck in Rocanville. Poli...
May 01, 2026
Man sentenced to three years in custody for criminal negligence causing death
BATTLEFORD - A man was sentenced to three years in prison at the Court of King's Bench in Battleford on May 1 for criminal negligence causing death in the death of Teddy Whitehead. Nathaniel Sakebow pleaded guilty to criminal negligence causing ...
May 01, 2026
Winners announced for Hospitals of Regina Foundation lottery and their Emerald Park showhome
REGINA — The 2026 Hospitals of Regina Foundation Spring Home Lottery has announced its top prize winners, including for its $1.8-million show home in Emerald Park. That grand prize home, plus $50,000 in cash, has been won by Laszlo Berta o...
May 01, 2026
Body found in South Saskatchewan River, Saskatoon police investigating
SASKATOON — An investigation is underway after an unidentified man was found dead in the South Saskatchewan River Friday morning. At approximately 9 a.m., May 1, patrol officers responded to the area of Sturgeon Drive and ...
May 01, 2026
Regina police arrest two, seize meth
REGINA — Two people are facing several charges, including drug trafficking and identity fraud, after a late-night attempted traffic stop on April 30. According to Regina Police Service, at approximately 9 p.m. Thursday night, officers pat...
May 01, 2026
New court dates for three people arrested in huge Yorkton-area drug bust
YORKTON — Three of five people arrested in connection with a large drug and weapons bust in the Yorkton area have appeared in court again. Grant Ivie, 43, James Robinson, 25, and Kristen Frankow, 29, were in Yorkton Provincial Court April 30. ...
May 01, 2026
Impasse declared in talks between CUPE, Saskatoon School Board
REGINA - The CUPE 8443 union which represents education support workers with Saskatoon Public Schools, has declared an impasse in bargaining with the school division. In a news release the union said they filed for impasse with the Ministry of L...
May 01, 2026
Regina police make arrests after robbery investigation
REGINA — Four people are facing charges following a three-month investigation into a robbery that left a man with serious injuries in the city's Cathedral area. A 33-year-old woman appeared in Regina Provincial Court April 21 to face...
May 01, 2026
Reptiles and Marsupials! Wildlife Festival This Weekend (Audio)(Video)
When we know that the special guests are unique we get very excited to welcome them in. Sometimes if feels cuddly and other times kind of prickly but always loveable! Yes, even the snakes!! This weekend the Wildlife Festival is on at the Bunge International Trade Centre at REAL District. It is always a pleasure to w...
May 01, 2026
Gov't offering grants to support suicide prevention initiatives
ESTEVAN — For the second year, the Government of Saskatchewan is offering grants to community partners to support suicide prevention initiatives across the province. In a news release issued May 1, the government said the Suicide Prevention Gr...
May 01, 2026
Another court appearance for boy accused of Star Blanket Cree Nation murder
FORT QU'APPELLE - A new court date has been set for a male teen arrested in connection with a death on the Star Blanket Cree Nation. On Feb. 18, File Hills First Nations Police Service was called to a report of a homicide at a home on ...
May 01, 2026
Two men charged in Yorkton firearm seizure, appear in court again
YORKTON — Court appearances have been made by two of three men arrested after the Saskatchewan Enforcement Response Team seized two firearms at a residential property in Yorkton. A search was conducted at a residence on Russell Drive March 9...
May 01, 2026
Two men charged in Yorkton firearm seizure appear in court again
YORKTON — Court appearances have been made by two of three men arrested after the Saskatchewan Enforcement Response Team seized two firearms at a residential property in Yorkton. A search was conducted at a residence on Russell Drive March 9...
May 01, 2026
Applications open for Sask. 2026 Big Game Draw hunt
REGINA — Saskatchewan residents can now apply for the 2026 Big Game Draw, offering a chance at exclusive hunting opportunities for mule deer, elk, moose and pronghorn across the province. “The Big Game Draw provides an exceptional opport...
May 01, 2026
Dude, Where's My Car? Regina's street sweepers know the answer: RPS
REGINA — Dude, where’s my car? Regina Police Service say they have had a rise in calls about “stolen” vehicles lately, but it turns out most were just towed during spring street sweeping. The City of Regina needs your...
May 01, 2026
Traffic tips: plan your trips
REGINA — Here are some traffic tips for Regina drivers to watch out for. 11th Avenue – McIntyre to Albert Street May 1, lane restrictions are in place to allow for the south side of the street to be closed to install water main v...
May 01, 2026
Located: RPS search for missing 10-year-old boy in Gardiner Park area
REGINA — Update: The Regina Police Service reports that 10-year-old Creedence Wolfe-Racette, who was the subject of a previous missing persons news release, has been located, unharmed. Original Report May 1: The Regina Police Se...
May 01, 2026
Income assistance benefits rising starting in May
REGINA — Monthly core income assistance benefits will increase starting in May, as announced in the Government of Saskatchewan’s 2026-27 provincial budget. “This year's budget increases help to protect vulnerable people ac...
May 01, 2026
Regina's Mitch Picton retires after nine seasons with Saskatchewan Roughriders
Regina product Mitch Picton is calling it a career. The hometown receiver announced his retirement from the Canadian Football League after nine seasons with the Saskatchewan Roughriders, the team he grew up watching, capping his career with a Grey...
May 01, 2026
Indigenous voices drive substance use healing summit in Regina
Regina - The First Nations University of Canada brought together Knowledge Keepers, Elders, students and community leaders this week in Regina for a two-day summit focused on high-risk substance use and healing. The Transforming Pain into Power with...
May 01, 2026
NDP touts new poll showing a horserace with Sask Party
REGINA - Opposition New Democrats are touting a new poll that they claim shows the race in a dead heat with the Saskatchewan Party government. According to the new Insightrix poll of 612 decided voters commissioned by the NDP, the results show the N...
Apr 30, 2026
Police provide update on Warman and Martensville break and enters
WARMAN AND MARTENSVILLE — Update: Saskatchewan RCMP seek the public's help in multiple break and enter cases in the Warman and Martensville area. Based on evidence gathered by Saskatchewan RCMP’s Central District General Investi...
Apr 30, 2026
Grenfell man accused of forcible confinement, appears in court again
BROADVIEW — Another court appearance has been made by a Grenfell man arrested in connection with a forcible confinement case. James Delorme, 44, was in Broadview provincial court April 29, where he was remanded in custody to June 3. On Apri...
Apr 30, 2026
McPhail found in breach of privilege rules at Leg
REGINA — The Sask. Party majority has passed a motion at the Legislature finding that Cumberland MLA Jordan McPhail had breached privilege rules in the Assembly. The motion, which passed 33-20 with the NDP voting against, came after Speaker To...
Apr 30, 2026
Saskatoon police investigate stabbing on west side
SASKATOON — Police are investigating a stabbing in the Fairhaven neighbourhood early Thursday morning. At around 2: a.m. on April 30, Saskatoon police were called to the 3300 block of Fairlight Drive for a report of an injured person. When ...
Apr 30, 2026
Building Schools Faster Act passes, but questions remain
REGINA - Third reading has passed for the Building Schools Faster Act, the government’s legislation to try and reduce some of the delays seen with the building of schools in the province. Minister of Education Everett Hindley was happy to ...
Apr 30, 2026
Overdose calls should go to 911, urges Regina police
REGINA — Regina police are urging residents to call 911 if they believe someone may be experiencing an overdose, after the service fielded more than 50 such reports in a 24-hour period. Many of these calls are being made to the non-emerge...
Apr 30, 2026
Police investigating several assaults in Stanley Mission
STANLEY MISSION — Stanley Mission RCMP are investigating several assaults. On the morning of April 30, Stanley Mission RCMP received several reports of assaults in Stanley Mission. Three people were transported to hospital with injuries d...
Apr 30, 2026
Update: Regina police operation in Elphinstone Street area over
REGINA — Update: The Regina Police Service reports that the police operation on the 1400 Block of Elphinstone Street is now concluded. The public is free to resume their activities as per normal. Police say their investigation into the matter ...
Apr 30, 2026
Hudson Bay man sentenced in child pornography case
HUDSON BAY — A new development in the case of a Hudson Bay man who admitted to child pornography charges. In Hudson Bay provincial court April 29, Jess Binkley, 44, was sentenced to 669 days in jail, followed by three years of probation. In...
Apr 30, 2026
Appeal Court lowers sentence for former Saskatchewan Mountie who killed lover
PRINCE ALBERT — Saskatchewan's Court of Appeal has lowered the manslaughter sentence for a former Mountie who shot and killed his lover in a park. Bernie Herman was sentenced to 11 years in prison for the 2021 killing of 26-year-old Braden...
Apr 30, 2026
Boy arrested in Carry the Kettle quadruple murder appears in court
REGINA — One of four people charged in connection with a quadruple murder on Carry the Kettle Nakoda Nation has appeared in court again. In February of last year, the File Hills First Nations Police Service received a report of sudden deaths a...
Apr 30, 2026
Province directs SHA to double ER service disruption updates
REGINA — The provincial government is directing the Saskatchewan Health Authority to double the number of service disruption notifications it provides on its website. Health Minister Jeremy Cockrill confirmed to reporters that the governme...
Apr 30, 2026
Lloydminster RCMP recover $16K in stolen property
LLOYDMINSTER — A 35-year-old Lloydminster man is facing multiple charges after police uncovered a stolen property trafficking operation tied to a series of break-and-enters at local construction sites. Lloydminster RCMP CRU began an investigat...
Apr 30, 2026
Lloydminster man charged after robbery in R.M. Britannia
LLOYDMINSTER, Sask. — A man is in custody following a robbery in the R. M. of Britannia that escalated into a stolen vehicle investigation and a rush hour traffic stop. Alberta RCMP say that on April 29 a robbery occurred between two people kn...
Apr 30, 2026
Regina refugee worker sentenced for immigration fraud scheme
REGINA — A Regina man who submitted at least 31 falsified immigration applications and accepted money from refugees seeking faster processing has been sentenced following a Canada Border Services Agency investigation. According to a CBSA state...
Apr 30, 2026
Police and Special Olympics unite for weekend fundraiser
REGINA — For two days in Regina, something as simple as a cup of coffee will carry a much deeper meaning. A local restaurant will become a hub of connection, conversation and inclusion as Special Olympics Saskatchewan brings its annual Cops an...
Apr 30, 2026
New court dates for two people arrested in major Yorkton-area drug bust
YORKTON — Two of five people arrested in connection with a large drug and weapons bust in the Yorkton area have appeared in court again. Jacob Stonehouse, 24, and Cheryl Carlston, 51, were in Yorkton provincial court April 29. Stonehouse wa...
Apr 30, 2026
Regina's full fleet of 20 electric buses hits the road
REGINA — All 20 electric buses purchased by the City of Regina in 2024 have now hit the road. On Thursday, Regina announced it has received the final 13 electric buses from Nova Bus. "The City of Regina has had electric buses in the fl...
Apr 30, 2026
Carlyle photographer debuts exhibit at Estevan gallery
CARLYLE — Nicole Adair’s photography skills have earned her awards, and her pictures have appeared in magazines. But now the Carlyle photographer has another first to her credit: her snapshots are on display in an art gallery setting. ...
Apr 30, 2026
SPSA gives update on flooding from across the province
SASKATCHEWAN — The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency provided updates on flooding conditions from across the province as of 9:30 a.m. on April 29. There are currently three local states of emergency that have been declared throughout Saskatchewan...
Apr 30, 2026
Brandt's $113M vision for REAL moves closer to reality in Regina
REGINA — Brandt Properties Ltd. has moved one step closer to purchasing several assets at the Regina Exhibition Association Limited (REAL) District after the city's executive committee voted 7-4 to move the deal to next week's c...
Apr 30, 2026
Province invests $1.16M in school restorative justice programs
REGINA — The Government of Saskatchewan is investing $288,876 into school-based restorative justice programs annually over the next four fiscal years, for a total of $1.16 million. School-based restorative justice programs address bu...
Apr 29, 2026
Traffic tips for Regina drivers
REGINA — Here are some traffic tips for Regina drivers to watch out for. Argyle Street N – Rochdale Boulevard to Sangster Boulevard April 29-30, there is work happening on the centre boulevard, resulting in a lane restriction. ...
Apr 29, 2026
Preliminary hearing set for man in west-side restaurant assault
SASKATOON —A preliminary hearing will be held for a man charged in connection with an assault at a west-side restaurant and lounge earlier this year. The hearing, to determine if there’s enough evidence for 31-year-old Dylan Ahenake...
Apr 29, 2026
Gas prices climb across Saskatchewan as volatility returns
SASKATCHEWAN — Gas prices are moving upward again across the province, with increases being reported in Regina, Saskatoon and other major centres following a volatile week in global energy markets. In Regina, average prices are sitting around ...
Apr 29, 2026
Conservation officers investigating after two deer found dead near Loon River
LOON RIVER - SaskTip is reporting that conservation officers are investigating after two deer were found dead near Loon River. On March 23, at approximately 8 p.m., Loon Lake conservation officers responded to a report of two deer found deceased nea...
Apr 29, 2026
Innovation Saskatchewan backs Uniting the Prairies event
SASKATOON — Innovation Saskatchewan is investing $30,000 as a gold sponsor of Uniting the Prairies (UP), the Prairies' premier startup-focused tech conference hosted by Co.Labs in Saskatoon. UP brings together high-growth founders, ac...
Apr 29, 2026
Latest NDP private members' bill calls for prioritizing local jobs
REGINA — The latest NDP private member’s bill is aimed at what has become a familiar theme for the party: ensuring local labour is employed on major projects in Saskatchewan. On Wednesday, the Opposition introduced The Public Works a...
Apr 29, 2026
Update: Suspect arrested, charged in North Battleford homicide
Update: CUT KNIFE — According to the Saskatchewan RCMP, 21-year-old Tyson Cummer was arrested May 2 at a residence in Cut Knife, following joint investigative and tactical efforts by Saskatchewan RCMP’s Homicide Investigation Unit, Crime...
Apr 29, 2026
Cut Knife teen builds one-of-a-kind severe weather alert system
CUT KNIFE — There’s a long-running joke in Saskatchewan that if you wait five minutes, the weather will change — sometimes for the better, sometimes for the worse. For one Cut Knife student, wild weather is what he lives for. Aaron...
Apr 29, 2026
LGS distributes $3.4M in charitable gaming grants
REGINA — Lotteries and Gaming Saskatchewan (LGS) provided more than $3.4 million in charitable gaming grants in the fourth quarter of 2025-26, benefiting more than 1,500 groups and organizations across the province. “Our government is pr...
Apr 29, 2026
SaskPower invests $9M in downtown Regina electrical upgrade
REGINA — SaskPower is making a major investment in downtown Regina. The energy company will contribute $9 million towards the city’s electrical system. From May through October, SaskPower will install and maintain underground equipmen...
Apr 29, 2026
Woman remanded after Rocanville drug, weapons bust
MOOSOMIN — Another court appearance has been made by one of two people arrested following a drug and weapons bust in Rocanville. On March 26, Moosomin RCMP received a request for a well-being check on a person in a parked truck in Rocanville. ...
Apr 29, 2026
Construction complete on new Weyburn General Hospital
WEYBURN — The physical build of the new Weyburn General Hospital is officially complete, marking the end of a multi-year project to bring enhanced, centralized health care to the region. The provincial government announced Wednesday that const...
Apr 29, 2026
Police seize crack cocaine in drug raid in Wollaston Lake
WOLLASTON LAKE - Wollaston Lake RCMP charge male after seizing 59 grams of crack cocaine. Wollaston Lake RCMP officers stopped 59 grams of crack cocaine from entering their detachment area. On April 27, Wollaston Lake RCMP determined an individua...
Apr 29, 2026
Manitoba set to impose social media ban for kids; is Sask. next?
REGINA — Speculation in Saskatchewan about a ban on social media for people under 16 intensified this week following news of a proposed ban in Manitoba. Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew announced on the weekend that his province would bring in a...
Apr 29, 2026
Emmerson second family member to be inducted into PA Sports Hall of Fame
PRINCE ALBERT — The 2026 Prince Albert Sports Hall of Fame class will induct longtime basketball and volleyball coach Randy Emmerson as a builder during the ceremony on May 2. Emmerson coached Special Olympics, elementary school and high schoo...
Apr 29, 2026
Regina's honorary consul works to deepen Saskatchewan-Japan relations
REGINA — In cities across Canada, several members of the public represent foreign countries as honorary consuls. In Regina, André Boutin-Maloney serves as Japan’s honorary consul, helping to foster connections and streng...
Apr 29, 2026
Regina golfers return as city courses open for season
REGINA — Golf season is officially back in the Queen City, with three of Regina’s municipal courses set to open May 1 following a record-setting year on the links. Murray Golf Course, Tor Hill Golf Course and Joanne Goulet Golf Course wi...
Apr 29, 2026
Traffic stop in Saskatoon leads to seizure of sawed-off rifle
SASKATOON — A 34-year-old man is facing firearms-related charges after police discovered a sawed-off rifle and a can of bear spray during a traffic stop in the city’s west side. According to Saskatoon Police Service, patrol officers pull...
Apr 29, 2026
Teens charged after sawed‑off rifle seized in Saskatoon stop
SASKATOON — Two youths are facing numerous firearms-related charges after a routine traffic stop in the Pleasant Hill area over an expired license plate. Shortly after 4 p.m., on April 28, a patrol officer conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle...
Apr 29, 2026
Life sciences initiatives eligible for Innovation Sask. funding
REGINA — Innovation Saskatchewan is broadening eligibility for the Saskatchewan Technology Startup Incentive (STSI) to include life sciences companies. According to a government release, the expansion opens the program to startups working in a...
Apr 29, 2026
New court date for man charged with attempted murder on George Gordon First Nation
PUNNICHY — A Regina man arrested in connection with a shooting on George Gordon First Nation has appeared in court again. Xavier Worm, 24, was in Punnichy provincial court April 28, where he was remanded in custody to May 19. Last August, P...
Apr 29, 2026
UFCW members raise concerns about AI price gouging
REGINA — Concerns about unfair algorithmic pricing, or AI price gouging, were back at the legislature this week, with grocery store workers weighing in on the issue. At the legislature were members of the United Food and Commercial Workers Uni...
Apr 29, 2026
Regina police make arrest after stolen truck tracked to mall
REGINA — A 29-year-old faces several charges after police tracked a stolen truck to a shopping centre parking lot on Sunday. He appeared in Regina Provincial Court on April 27 to face charges of theft of a vehicle, possession of property obtai...
Apr 29, 2026
Century-old piano makes a grand entrance
BATTLEFORD — A century-old grand piano arrived not with fanfare, but with a quiet reverence — its polished surface reflecting a lifetime of music, memory, and meaning. Once the cherished instrument of the Battlefords’ Glenn ...
Apr 29, 2026
Docuseries on 2025 wildfires returns for fourth season
REGINA — The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA), in partnership with Wavelength Entertainment, is celebrating Season Four of the docuseries Guardians of the North, which was filmed in the province. The Season Four premiere aire...
Apr 29, 2026
Province invests in justice diversion programs
REGINA — The Government of Saskatchewan is investing in alternative measures and extrajudicial sanctions programs across the province. Approximately $4.3 million will be invested annually over the next four fiscal years until 2029-30, for a total...
Apr 29, 2026
100 Years of CKRM: Behind the mic with Colin Lovequist
As we celebrate 100 years of CKRM, one of Saskatchewan's most storied radio stations, we are pleased to present a series of nine stories featuring icons of CKRM. Our next icon is a voice you still hear every day on 620 CKRM…Colin Lovequis...
Apr 29, 2026
USask researchers discover new reproductive method that will revolutionize cattle production
SASKATOON — There are sure signs of spring on the Canadian Prairies — snow melting, pelicans splashing down in the South Saskatchewan River, and the sight of brand-new calves taking shaky first steps in the field. Behind those brand-new ...
Apr 29, 2026
Knights of Columbus present donation to Special Olympics Saskatchewan
REGINA — Special Olympics Saskatchewan (SOS) received a donation of $9,514 from the Knights of Columbus during the organization’s 2026 Annual General Meeting held on April 19. The donation was formally presented to Executive Di...
Apr 29, 2026
Student council wraps third year advising post-secondary system
REGINA — The 2025-26 Saskatchewan Post-Secondary Student Council has wrapped up its third year, bringing together 24 students from across the province. Students were able to share their experiences and provide insight into key areas of post-...
Apr 28, 2026
Sale of REAL buildings, funding for special events highlight Regina's exec committee meeting
REGINA — The upcoming Wednesday, April 29, the Regina executive committee has two key agenda items, including grant allocation and Brandt-city deal. Grant allocation The City of Regina is planning to hand out special grants for events...
Apr 28, 2026
$2 million donation supports Jim Pattison Children's Hospital Foundation
SASKATOON — The Mosaic Company has announced a $2 million donation to the Jim Pattison Children’s Hospital Foundation. Mosaic’s contribution will support The Mosaic’s Child Life Program that transforms the hospital and othe...
Apr 28, 2026
Assiniboia woman considered one of community's MVP volunteers
ASSINIBOIA — Rita Walters has spent decades quietly shaping community life in Assiniboia, earning recognition as one of the town’s most dedicated and long-serving volunteers. Walters has been noted by a number of residents as someone who...
Apr 28, 2026
Several items stolen from worksite in the southeast
OXBOW — The Carnduff RCMP is asking for the public's assistance as it investigates the theft of heavy-duty equipment parts from the RM of Enniskillen. According to a message on the Saskatchewan Crime Watch Advisory Network, the RCMP w...
Apr 28, 2026
Regina police, health officials raise concern over overdose spike in city
REGINA — Since the calendar has flipped to April, Regina has experienced approximately 170 overdose calls, with three suspected related deaths. This has prompted the Ministry of Health to issue an overdose alert for Regina and the surrounding ...
Apr 28, 2026
Four people charged after Regina drug trafficking investigation
REGINA — Four people, including one from Ontario and another from India, are facing multiple charges following a two-month drug trafficking investigation led by Regina Police Service Drug Unit. The investigation, which started in early 2026, r...
Apr 28, 2026
Saskatchewan man pleads guilty to arson that caused wildfire last summer
MONTREAL LAKE — A man has pleaded guilty to arson causing damage to property for sparking a wildfire in northern Saskatchewan. Jason Halkett, who is 29, entered the guilty plea earlier this month. The fire started in the Weyakwin area, nort...
Apr 28, 2026
Residents urged to take precautions against hantavirus
REGINA — Saskatchewan residents are being reminded to take precautions against hantavirus as they prepare for their spring cleanup. Hantavirus infection is caused by breathing in contaminated airborne particles from the droppings, urine or saliva...
Apr 28, 2026
Saskatchewan marks National Day of Mourning April 28
REGINA — Every year on April 28, Canada marks the National Day of Mourning. Provincially, flags at all government buildings are lowered to half-mast from sunrise to sunset. In 2025, 27 workplace fatality claims were accepted by the Saskatchewa...
Apr 28, 2026
Canadian-led team advances promising malaria vaccine
SASKATOON — A Canadian-led research team says it has made a breakthrough in the fight against malaria with a novel vaccine now in development. Toronto-based Danton Ivanochko, a protein engineer at The Hospital for Sick Children, told SaskToday...
Apr 28, 2026
Weyburn police arrest man for uttering threats, resisting arrest
WEYBURN — A incident that involved uttering death threats was among the 65 calls for service for the Weyburn Police Service from April 19-26. According to the WPS weekly report, on April 21, a highly-agitated man attended the police station. D...
Apr 28, 2026
Med students advocate for pharmacare at Leg
REGINA - A delegation of medical students in the province is calling on the province to sign on to the federal pharmacare program. Representatives from the Student Medical Society of Saskatchewan were at the Legislature Monday, where later they ...
Apr 28, 2026
Bail hearing ordered for man accused of Rose Valley Hotel arson
MELFORT - One of two men arrested in connection with a break-in and fire that destroyed the Rose Valley Hotel has appeared in court again. In the early morning hours of April 13, police and firefighters responded to the business. The hotel w...
Apr 28, 2026
Man in Yorkton drug probe remanded to May 7
YORKTON — A new court date has been set for a man arrested in connection with a drug trafficking investigation in Yorkton. Sudhir Sudhir of Mississauga, Ont., was in Yorkton provincial court April 27, where he was remanded in custody to May 7....
Apr 28, 2026
Saskatchewan Firefighters light up Children's Hospital fundraiser
SASKATCHEWAN — Cheers echoed through the Conexus Arts Centre in Regina as firefighters from across Saskatchewan traded turnout gear for the spotlight, all in support of a cause far bigger than themselves. The 24th annual Saskatchewan Fire...
Apr 28, 2026
Gas prices continue to climb despite gas tax holiday
SASKATCHEWAN — Despite the federal gas tax holiday, gas prices in Saskatchewan are up over last week. “Average gasoline prices declined across most of Canada over the last week following the start of the federal gas tax holiday, which pu...
Apr 28, 2026
New court date set for man arrested in Rocanville drug and weapon bust
YORKTON — A man charged in connection with a drug and weapons bust in Rocanville has made another court appearance. Shelby Ducharme, 29, was in Yorkton provincial court April 27, where he was remanded in custody to May 11. He is one of tw...
Apr 28, 2026
NDP wildfire strategy bill stalls at Leg
REGINA — Opposition New Democrats failed to bring forward their wildfire management strategy legislation for immediate second reading in the legislature. The bill from Leroy Laliberte, Bill 609, would require the Ministry of Public Safety ...
Apr 28, 2026
Growing Home with BASF announces Saskatchewan winners
SASKATCHEWAN — After two weeks of online voting and days of counting, BASF announced that Saskatchewan’s winner of the Growing Home with BASF program is Line 19 Childcare Centre. Line 19 Childcare Centre, based out of Elbow, will receive...
Apr 28, 2026
Artist applications open for 2026 Doylefest
SASKATOON — Musicians and performers are now invited to apply for this year’s Doylefest, starting on May 3 for the 12th edition set for September. Doylefest organizers are ramping up their preparations for the music festival, which will ...
Apr 28, 2026
Man charged in Yorkton firearms seizure, appears in court again
YORKTON — A Fort McMurray man has made another court appearance following the seizure of firearms at a Yorkton residence. Yahye Mohamed, 31, of Fort McMurray, Alta., was in Yorkton provincial court April 27, where his matters were adjourned to...
Apr 28, 2026
Potential sale of REAL facilities to Brandt raises questions for tenants
REGINA — As Brandt pursues the purchase of several buildings at the Regina Exhibition Association Limited (REAL) District owned by the City of Regina, organizers who use the spaces have voiced a mix of optimism and concerns. Mike Reich, t...
Apr 28, 2026
NDP to introduce amendments to Compassionate Intervention Act
REGINA - The opposition NDP is looking to introduce a host of amendments to Bill 48 - The Compassionate Intervention Act, that is currently before the Legislative Assembly. This is the bill that would provide for involuntary drug treatment for i...
Apr 28, 2026
Sask Polytech secures funding to develop AI-powered defence drone system
REGINA — Saskatchewan Polytechnic is advancing Canada’s defence and security capabilities with new federal support for research in autonomous drone systems. Through this investment, Sask Polytech’s Digital Integration Centre...
Apr 28, 2026
Gun, firebombs used in attack on Prince Albert business: Police
PRINCE ALBERT — Police are searching for four suspects after a brazen attack on a local business early Monday morning that involved gunfire and incendiary devices. Prince Albert Police Service officers were called just before 5:20 a.m. on Apri...
Apr 28, 2026
Researchers uncover unexpected limit to SARS-CoV-2's immune defences
SASKATOON — A new study has revealed that while SARS-CoV-2 can weaken part of the body’s early immune response, it may also unintentionally trigger another defence that helps cells fight back. A new collaborative study has revealed a hid...
Apr 28, 2026
Sask Polytech students earn medals, advance to national skills event
REGINA — The pressure was on, the tools were ready and the talent was unmistakable. This spring, 54 Saskatchewan Polytechnic students and apprentices proved their skills on a provincial stage, earning gold, silver or bronze medals at...
Apr 28, 2026
April is Daffodil Month: a bloom with a backstory
CANADA — After months of grey skies and a blanket of white throughout the winter, the colourful backdrop that usually comes with April is always a welcome sight. It brings the warmth of the sun and fragrant scents of new flowers, along with a fre...
Apr 28, 2026
Cocaine, meth seized in major drug investigation in Yorkton area
YORKTON - More than 60 charges have been laid in Saskatchewan RCMP’s Yorkton STRT drug trafficking investigation. Saskatchewan RCMP’s Yorkton Saskatchewan Trafficking Response Team (STRT) arrested five individuals and laid over 60 charge...
Apr 27, 2026
Investigation launched into RM of Sherwood office vandalism
REGINA — An investigation has been launched into vandalism at the RM of Sherwood’s municipal office. Over the weekend, the office was sprayed with words, including ‘HEARS US,’ on the front-glass door and nearby structure. ...
Apr 27, 2026
University of Regina reverses course, rehires Kleisinger as Cougars basketball coach
Now you see her, now you don’t. Now you do again. After a turn of events that bewildered and angered players, students and alumni alike, the University of Regina has reversed course and reinstated Michaela Kleisinger as Cougars women’...
Apr 27, 2026
Trial set for Saskatoon-area woman accused of killing husband
SASKATOON — A jury trial has been set for January 2027 in Saskatoon Court of King’s Bench for a woman charged with first-degree murder in the death of her husband. The court held a pre-trial conference on April 20. According to court doc...
Apr 27, 2026
Grandparent scam still targeting people in Saskatchewan
SASKATCHEWAN — The grandparent scam continues to victimize people in Saskatchewan. In the Battlefords area in April: There was one confirmed victim who paid cash to a scammer, with the scammer requiring the victim to use a specific ...
Apr 27, 2026
Second suspect arrested in Regina's second homicide of 2026
REGINA — Police have charged a second person in connection with a homicide that happened earlier this month. On April 27, Regina Police Service arrested 26-year-old Jordan Goodpipe and charged him with second-degree murder in the death of 36-y...
Apr 27, 2026
Hearing begins in Saskatoon court for former BOLO most‑wanted fugitive
SASKATOON — A preliminary hearing for Jonathan Ouellet-Gendron is expected to get underway April 27 in Saskatoon Provincial Court to determine if there's enough evidence for him to stand trial in the death of Brandon Baxandall....
Apr 27, 2026
113 commercial vehicles inspected in Saskatoon, over half flagged
SASKATOON — The Saskatoon Police Service Traffic Unit recently concluded two commercial vehicle check stop initiatives. On April 16 and 22, officers from the Traffic Unit and Combined Traffic Services Saskatchewan alongside vehicle equipment r...
Apr 27, 2026
NB community safety officers kept busy during weekend enforcement blitz
NORTH BATTLEFORD — A busy rodeo weekend in North Battleford brought increased traffic — and a strong enforcement presence from community safety officers. The City of North Battleford said local roadways saw significant traffic over the w...
Apr 27, 2026
Gameboy-style game lets users uncover Regina's past, one story at a time
REGINA — History is often learned through books or archives, but a Regina web developer has created a game that lets users explore the city’s past and notable figures. Kenton de Jong created Regina Cemetery Tours back in 2019, which is a...
Apr 27, 2026
Regina overdose spike triggers high-risk alert after deaths
REGINA — Health officials are warning of a continued high risk of overdose and death in the Regina area following a recent spike in cases. According to the Saskatchewan Ministry of Health, Regina Fire and Protective Services and the Newo-Yotin...
Apr 27, 2026
NDP push for real-time alerts on ER, hospital closures
NORTH BATTLEFORD — The Saskatchewan NDP is calling on the province to move ahead with a bill that would provide residents with real-time information about local hospital and emergency room closures. "We've been travelling across Saska...
Apr 27, 2026
Man facing charges following copper wire theft in Wilkie
WILKIE — Charges have been laid in a significant 2026 copper wire theft following an RCMP investigation. Two firearms, methamphetamine and copper wire were seized at a residence in Wilkie, following the RCMP investigation. On April 25, offi...
Apr 27, 2026
Man facing charges following copper wire theft in Wilkie
WILKIE - Charges have been laid in a significant 2026 copper wire theft following an RCMP investigation. Two firearms, methamphetamine, and copper wire were seized at a residence in Wilkie, following the RCMP investigation. On April 25, officers ...
Apr 27, 2026
Two sent to hospital following stabbing in North Battleford
NORTH BATTLEFORD - Battlefords RCMP Detachment and General Investigation Section are investigating a stabbing that occurred on April 25. At around 4 a.m. April 25, Battlefords RCMP received a report of a male yelling on the 1700 block of 105&nb...
Apr 27, 2026
Lloydminster Hospital gets new facelift from Sask. government
LLOYDMINSTER — The provincial government has announced that the Lloydminster Hospital will be receiving a $5.9 million investment to upgrade the exterior and building envelope renewal project. The exterior project will be completed in two phas...
Apr 27, 2026
New court date for Saltcoats man, accused of attempted murder of child
YORKTON — A Saltcoats man facing charges, including attempted murder, in connection with an assault on a young child in Yorkton has appeared in court again. Frederick Stewart, 42, was in Yorkton Court of King’s Bench April 24, where his ...
Apr 27, 2026
Cautious reaction from Moe to Feds' sovereign wealth fund plans
REGINA — Premier Scott Moe was cautiously optimistic about the sovereign wealth fund announced by Prime Minister Mark Carney on Monday, but made clear that on the regulatory side there was more work to do. Moe said of the plans for the $25...
Apr 27, 2026
Man severely injured in machete robbery outside Saskatoon business
SASKATOON — Police are searching for two male suspects after a 26-year-old man was attached and robbed with a machete on Sunday night in the city’s Idylwyld Drive North area. Saskatoon Police Service (SPS) Serious Assault Unit has taken ...
Apr 27, 2026
Youth sentenced for role in Carry the Kettle Nakoda Nation quadruple murder
REGINA — Court appearances have been made by two of four people charged in connection with a quadruple murder on the Carry the Kettle Nakoda Nation. In February of last year, the File Hills First Nations Police Service received a report of sud...
Apr 27, 2026
Quad and other items stolen; EPS reminds public to report thefts
ESTEVAN — The Estevan Police Service is investigating the recent theft of a quad and other items. According to the April 24 police report, members received a report of a stolen quad. The vehicle was later located and processed. An investigatio...
Apr 27, 2026
Regina investing $147M into 2026 construction
REGINA — The sounds of trucks moving and workers digging could be heard across 11th Avenue on Monday as the city kicks off its construction season. The city is investing $147 million in 2026 into several major projects, including 11th Avenue, ...
Apr 27, 2026
Police chase from Saskatoon ends on Hwy 16; man facing charges
SASKATOON — A 36-year-old man is facing multiple charges after a stolen vehicle led police on a late-night chase across Saskatoon, ending with a tactical take down on Highway 16. According to Saskatoon Police Service, officers on routine patro...
Apr 27, 2026
State funeral takes place for former Lieutenant Governor Vaughn Solomon Schofield
REGINA - Saturday marked the state funeral for former Lieutenant Governor Vaughn Solomon Schofield. Schofield, who served as the 21st Lieutenant Governor from 2012 to 2018, died on April 8 at age 82, with flags having been lowered to half mast until...
Apr 27, 2026
Crunch a cookie for First Steps Wellness Centre
REGINA – First Steps Wellness Centre (FSWC) of Regina has been chosen for the Tim Hortons Smile Cookie campaign, which will run from April 27 to May 3. “FSWC is grateful to Tim Hortons for their support by including our organization in t...
Apr 27, 2026
Regina faces $4.9M deficit from 2025 budgeted operations
REGINA — The City of Regina is facing an operating deficit in 2025. A report presented at Thursday’s audit and finance committee meeting shows the city recorded a 0.8 per cent unfavourable variance from its 2025 budget, amounting to $4.9...
Apr 27, 2026
Increased funding touted to expand capacity for the Sask. Highway Patrol
REGINA — The province is touting increased funding in the provincial budget toward the Saskatchewan Highway Patrol (SHP). At a media event at the weigh scale outside Regina on Highway 11, Minister of Community Safety Michael Weger pointed ...
Apr 27, 2026









