Tag Archives: Saskatchewan

The Executive Director of the Regina Humane Society (RHS) is celebrating 30 years with the organization. Lisa Koch joined the non-for-profit in 1991 and has been helping animals and families in Regina...

On Saturday night around 8:00 pm, Moose Jaw Police responded to a single vehicle collision. A vehicle fled from police which resulted in a collision with four parked vehicles before stopping in the fr...

130 new cases of COVID-19 are being reported by the province on Saturday. That is the highest number of cases Saskatchewan has had since June 3 when 130 cases were also reported. This puts the active ...

In an effort to support the advancement of child and family services, the Saskatoon Tribal Council will receive nearly $71 million in Federal funding over the next three years. Minister of Indigenous ...

The Regina Exhibition Association Ltd. (REAL) announced that it has achieved the Global Biorisk Advisory Council (GBAC) STAR accreditation, the highest honor for prepared facilities. Working along sid...

The atmosphere at Mosaic Stadium was electric Friday night when the Saskatchewan Roughriders took the field for the first time in almost two years. Nearly 33,000 fans donning Rider Green flocked to th...

A man is in custody after driving dangerously in Regina on Thursday night. Just after 9:00 pm, police were dispatched to the 5000 block of Staff Crescent for the report of a suspicious vehicle, previo...

The biggest moment in Canadian Soccer history occurred early Friday morning as the Canadian Women’s Soccer team won the Gold Medal after defeating Sweden. While the Gold Medal victory took place...

The province is reporting its highest one-day total of new COVID-19 cases since July 8. 85 new cases are being announced with the active case count moving up to 549. 33 of those 549 cases are in the R...

Closing grain prices August 6th Durum 543.24 Feed barley 294.65 Canola 858.22 Flax 776.39 Lentils 854.50 Oats 298.53 Yellow peas 440.89 Feed wheat 261.65 1 Red Spring Wheat 365.66 The grain prices can...