Category Archives: Local News

Despite Canada's national soccer team not featuring anyone from Saskatchewan on its 2023 Women's World Cup roster, the province will still be represented on the pitch. Chantal Boudreau from Regina wil...

A human trafficking case involving a Bangladesh woman being forced to work in several Saskatchewan restaurants has a number of local organizations speaking out. Jim Bence, the CEO of Hospitality Saska...

Reconnect Saskatchewan is a new plan that hopes to make travelling across the province easier. The plan is to place four train stations in four major hubs throughout the province. That would mean plac...

A 29-year-old Prince Albert man is facing a long list of charges after a truck disappeared and crashed several days later in Warman. In a news release, RCMP said the truck was initially reported stole...

Saskatoon's Victoria Park will be full of music this weekend. Shannon Josdal, executive director of the Saskatchewan Jazz Festival, said the ticketed lineup kicked off on Thursday, bringing almost 3,0...

The City of Saskatoon is cutting down and removing three trees, after two cases of the tree-killing Dutch elm disease were found in Sutherland and one case was discovered in Pleasant Hill. Dutch elm d...

Warman's Central Street near city hall was temporarily closed to drivers Thursday after a vehicle reportedly crashed and flipped onto its roof. Eric Busse, a communications liaison and executive assis...

More people are working in Saskatchewan than ever before. According to the Ministry of Immigration and Career Training, June employment numbers showed 604,700 people working in the province, the highe...

A woman has been charged with attempted murder after allegedly hitting another woman with her vehicle. The Canora RCMP said officers learned of a collision involving a pedestrian on Highway 49 in Pree...

By Nolan Kowal This weekend marks a grim milestone for the City of Estevan. On Sunday, it will be 19 years since Courtney Struble disappeared without a trace. Struble vanished on July 9, 2004 after le...