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REGINA — The Pile O' Bones Rodeo is kicking off on Friday. The two-night event will bring competitors from the Canadian Professional Rodeo A...

Two Saskatchewan Rivers schools received $26,000 through the Teacher Innovation Fund for new student engagement spaces.

USask is preparing to put more financial support in the hands of students in need than ever before.

Community members are being asked to donate school supplies to help local students return to class prepared.

REGINA — SaskEnergy is inspecting approximately 20,000 kilometres of natural gas lines across Saskatchewan. According to SaskEnergy, these inspe...

57's snap losing skid with thriller, Bulls get big win to keep pace in West division

Country Thunder has wrapped up for another year and it's being considered a big success once again despite extremely hot temperatures. Below are just ...

A lot has gone right for the Saskatchewan Roughriders through their first five games as they sit tied atop the CFL’s West Division with a 4-1 re...

The benefits of artificial intelligence are front and centre. The risks barely make the brochure.

REGINA — For many Indigenous students, coming to university means more than just starting classes. It means stepping away from their community i...

REGINA — A recent bout of hot weather has kept several sectors across the city busy. Along Victoria Avenue, Milky Way Ice Cream has seen more tr...

SASKATOON — The Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park & Zoo is celebrating the birth of a baby caribou that highlights the zoo’s commitment to ...

REGINA - This week will see the celebration of a major milestone for 620 CKRM. On Saturday night, July 18, Conexus Arts Centre will host 100 Years in ...

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Spiders are famous for their eight legs, but have we ever stopped to question if this is always true? While most spiders do have eight legs, nature is...

The Unity and Macklin softball teams have begun to wrap up their season with provincial tournaments.

Member companies of the Canadian Crop Hail Association (CCHA) say they're processing more than 2,000 claims of crop damage across the Prairies.

After logging more than 13,000 kilometres, Trevor Redmond brought his cross-Canada run to Yorkton.

Roughriders turn in one of their best games of the season, meet all the metrics and come away with a 38-7 win

The battle for top spot in the CFL remains as tight as ever heading into Week 7. The Saskatchewan Roughriders reclaimed the top position in the SportsCage.

YAGELNESKY, Bert – Bert Joseph Yagelnesky, beloved husband to the late Jean Yagelnesky, of Yorkton, SK, and formerly of the Stenen District, passed away at Melody Manor Nursing Home on July 4, 2026, at the age of 91 years. Bert was born on the family

A bridge failure has closed a section of Grid 773 in the RM of Bjorkdale as elevated water levels on the Barrier River continue to affect the area.

The Cardinal Diamond Revitalization project received crop protection products through BASF's Field of Purpose program.

Two spec homes will be constructed first in the subdivision in northwest Estevan.