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From chasing the University Cup to coming within a goal of winning the Stanley Cup, Glen Gulutzan has come a long way since leaving the cozy confines of the old Rutherford Rink at the University of Saskatchewan.

Canola seeding trials in Saskatchewan net interesting results under various conditions dealing in emergence efficiency.

RM councillors approve new potable water fill station rates for three user groups.

U.S. Trade Representative's ag negotiator says reciprocal tariffs have caused a ‘wholesale reset’ in how talks are conducted.

Families of young children provide input about their experiences accessing early learning services.

Staff-led tours highlight school’s evolution.

Having alcohol in the home felt like an eternal struggle for Andrea Pain. "I always (had) that dialogue with myself about, 'Am I going to have a glass of wine tonight?" the Burlington, Ont., resident said in a phone interview.

BANGKOK (AP) — Japan’s benchmark Nikkei 225 index plunged more than 5% and other Asian markets also tumbled Monday after oil prices soared to nearly $120 a barrel, casting a shadow over economies heavily dependent on imported crude and gas from the r

EDMONTON — Environment Canada warned residents in much of Alberta and southern Saskatchewan to secure loose objects and expect damage as strong winds whipped through, leaving thousands of residents in the dark.

CALGARY — Calgarians are once again being asked to take shorter showers and reduce toilet flushes as the latest round of water restrictions kicks in.

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Iran named Mojtaba Khamenei, a son of the country's late supreme leader, the Islamic Republic’s next ruler on Monday, putting a hard-line cleric in charge as the war spreading across the Middle East sent oil pric

The Yorkton Terriers saw their third opportunity to clinch the Bunge Division title slip away Sunday, falling 4–3 on the road to the Melfort Mus...

OTTAWA - Liberal House leader Steven MacKinnon says Prime Minister Mark Carney's government has proposed to debate the turmoil in the Middle East on M...

After building a three-goal lead, the Regina Pats saw the Calgary Hitmen rally for four unanswered goals in a 4-3 overtime loss Sunday afternoon at th...

ST. JOHN’S -- At long last, Matt Dunstone is a Brier champion. Dunstone and his Manitoba foursome of third Colton Lott, second E.J. Harnden and ...

TORONTO - The defence is expected to start making its case today in the sexual assault trial of Canadian auto parts magnate Frank Stronach. Prosecutor...

ESTEVAN — Chris Chittick is no stranger to southeast Saskatchewan. The storm chaser has been in the region on numerous occasions in the pur...

OTTAWA - Advocates are raising concerns about how job cuts will affect public servants in equity groups - something the Treasury Board of Canada Secre...

Here is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to bring you up to speed ... Federal Liberal government has proposed a debate on Iran wa...

REGINA — A swing. A slide. A place to laugh and belong. For thousands of children and families in Regina, those simple joys are not always easy ...

OWEN SOUND - Police said nearly two-dozen people who were fishing needed to be rescued when they became stranded on an ice shelf that broke from shore...

The effects of slowing population growth have started to show up in some sectors of the economy, more than a year after the federal government reduced its immigration targets.

The development is good news for canola growers, but the outlook for soybeans, corn and wheat isn’t as exciting.