The trauma K9 was trained to detect stress and would lie on the laps of victims or witnesses. Police said this was 'Beau's' specialty. He helped many people complete interviews and testify in court.

Temperatures soared into the high 20s in some areas across the province over the weekend. Golfers made sure to make the most of their last few swings in Saskatchewan for the season.

During the night, police officers on foot and on bicycles will be patrolling North Battleford and Battleford to target and deter property crimes, which will be scheduled at random intervals and on random dates.

Asia is an important market for Saskatchewan, the ministry explained, with exports adding up to $10 billion last year. Saskatchewan's exports to Indonesia alone reached $868.9M in 2024.

Saskatchewan's GDP hit an all-time high of $80.5 billion, an increase of 3.4 per cent, placing the it second in the nation for real GDP growth.

"These executive raises are a slap in the face to the thousands of dedicated health care workers who are holding our system together every single day," CUPE 5430 President Bashir Jalloh said.

The provincial short line railway highway crossing at Hwy 41 near Wakaw will receive a new flashing LED railway crossing sign and broken rail detection system this month, as Rail Safety Week runs Sept. 15 to 21.

MADD President Tanya Hansen-Pratt is concerned about tailgate parties, that people may drive their own vehicles home after they've been consuming alcohol. MADD wants people to be aware of other available options.

Earlier this year, the province approved the purchase of four Conair planes for $187 million to replace its aging fleet, and the audit comes amid a court fight over the process.

Scott Moe and Evan Bray caught up on the trade issues that have dominated headlines in recent months, including China's tariff on canola and Canada's tariff on Chinese-made electric vehicles.

Saskatchewan residents won't pay for COVID-19 vaccines this fall. The provinces says its publicly funded program starts in October, contrasting with Alberta and Quebec, which plan to charge fees.

The City of Regina conducted a 2023 study, which showed that of the 124 homes sampled, 48 locations had one or more samples that tested above the Health Canada guidelines of five micrograms per litre.

Support for cuts to the EV tariff was highest in Saskatchewan, where the majority of Canada's canola crops are grown. Manitoba and Alberta had the second- and third-highest levels of support.

RCMP officers, emergency medical services and firefighters responded to the rollover near Wapella. The driver was declared dead at the scene by paramedics. Police said his family has been notified.

On Wednesday, the city explained that during the city's storm response, it had received some "high alarms" indicating that a bypass was "imminent," prompting some calculations for the duration of the alarm.

Lynnette Kakaway's family claim they were only informed Monday the coroner's inquest was halted, saying they wish to be represented by their own lawyer and also have other grief supports in the room.

While the release doesn't directly connect the three women with the self-proclaimed 'Queen of Canada,' it is part of a series of releases about arrests made to Didulo and her "Kingdom of Canada" followers.

On Aug. 11, police responded to a call in the Eastview neighbourhood after gunshots were fired at a home, which police now say was a targeted incident. An 11-year-old girl who was shot is recovering from injuries.

"We had a good meeting," Moe told reporters after the meeting in Carney's office. Moe said China is interested in moving forward and recalibrating its trading relationship with Canada.

Tanya Myers has been named as the 44-year-old woman fatally shot in the passenger seat of a Ford Explorer travelling on Highway 39 near Weyburn Sept. 12. RCMP confirmed the autopsy results showed she was shot.

The youth cannot be named under the Youth Criminal Justice Act. Since charges haven't been laid, RCMP cannot provide any identifying details of the youth.

Police charged two men, one from Arcola and one from Saskatoon, for child exploitation offences last Thursday. The Saskatchewan ICE conducted search warrants in each home and seized electronic devices.

SGI said the heavy rain and hail in Regina, Pilot Butte, Emerald Park and Balgoni will be one of the largest storms of the summer when it comes to auto claims.

Chester Kiseyinewakup said he's not sure exactly how to spend the big windfall, but plans to share some of the "life-changing money" with his kids and said he'd love to pay for a new vehicle in cash.

Moe did not meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping or come back to Canada with a trade deal. He explained his trip was intended to lay the groundwork for future negotiations.

Tickets for the 2,000-seat section will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis. They'll be available for purchase starting Sept. 22 for Co-op members only. The partnership is scheduled from 2025 to 2028.

Weyburn Mayor Jeff Richard says he doesn't have answers about a woman who was a passenger in a Ford Explorer SUV that was travelling on Highway 39 Friday night when she was struck by a bullet fired from behind.

Weyburn RCMP describe the vehicle as a 2000s-model granite grey heavy-duty Chevrolet truck with a flat deck and heavy duty rack. Red and blue lights were mounted near the rearview mirror in the front windshield.

Full-service camping is still available at 11 provincial parks throughout the rest of September. Visitors can reserve a campsite online at 11 provincial parks until October 31, including Buffalo Pound Park.

The woman was a passenger in a Ford Explorer SUV that was travelling on Highway 39 northwest of Weyburn at around 8 p.m. on Friday when she was struck by a bullet fired from behind the moving vehicle.

Battlefords District Food and Resource Centre manager is benefiting the community in unexpected ways, receiving local support from local organizations like the fire department and Catholic Family Services.

The province said the housing units will be available for residents in October. Around 35 families/individuals have been identified for support and most of them will be situated in Creighton.

Earlier in September, the number of reported bat encounters and bites grew high enough for health officials to put out a warning. Experts remind people that bats are a protected species.

The RCMP said two women were travelling together in a black Ford Explorer when they heard a "loud crack." The investigation determined someone had shot a gun from behind the SUV, hitting the passenger.

Saskatchewan Public Safety Minister Tim McLeod said the memorial "will provide a meaningful gathering place for families, friends, colleagues and the public to honour and remember lives lost."

Highway 39 twinning project to build a roundabout near Weyburn highlights the latest Weekly Orange Zone Construction Update. Motorists are encouraged to also check the Highway Hotline.

The funding, which will support at least 25 grants of up to $10,000 each, is part of the $2.25 million in funding the provincial government earmarked this year for suicide-prevention initiatives.

Anyone who has information on the whereabouts of Donald Buchanan is asked to contact the police. He was unnaccounted for on Sept. 13 at the 9:30 p.m. count.

Business commentator Paul Martin said he's baffled by the federal government's announcement to "fast track" a project that is halfway completed instead of focusing on the province's uranium mines.

The woman's death is considered suspicious and the RCMP are asking anyone who was driving on Highway 39 Friday night to report any suspicious people, vehicles or activity to police.

Wanda Ward won the grand jackpot of $1,377,655.89 at Western Pizza in Melville on Sept. 7. She couldn't believe how large the prize amount was, saying she was shaking watching the number climb.

SIGA denies the violations found by FINTRAC and does not agree with the penalties imposed. It plans to appeal the violations and the penalties to the Federal Court.

Conditions are expected to clear up early next week, but parts of the province can still expect "multiple rounds of showers and thunderstorms" Saturday and Sunday, according to Environment Canada.

Prince Albert locals Travis Mahussier and Kaitlyn Gryba have been collecting the tabs used to open canned drinks for around five to six years and donated their collection to Small But Mighty SK.

Looking ahead to the 2026 growing season, the forecast suggests a potentially welcome shift for local producers, with the south sitting between cooler conditions to the east and warmer to the west.