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Extreme cold warnings issued for areas across Saskatchewan
Winter storm and snowfall warnings that were in place for areas of Saskatchewan were lifted Monday ... and replaced by extreme cold warnings. Just after 3:30 p.m., Environment and Climate Change Canad...
Feb 26, 2024
TeleMiracle 48 raises more than $6 million
Another year of the TeleMiracle telethon has wrapped up and this year's total surpasses last year's. The total for the 2024 event was $6,112,717, up from $5,519,229 the previous year. TeleMiracle has ...
Feb 25, 2024 TeleMiracle 48 raised $6,112,717 for Kinsmen Foundation in 2024. (TeleMiracle/ Submitted)
Sask. packs nearly 21,000 gifts for worldwide Christmas campaign
Saskatchewan residents helped kids around the world a little bit more this holiday season. Samaritan's Purse Canada has shared its annual breakdown of shoeboxes packed by each province during its Oper...
Feb 25, 2024 Children in Costa Rica hold up toys and other goodies from their shoeboxes. Children there were among those to receive gifts in 2023 because of Operation Christmas Child. (Frank King/Submitted)
STF reveals more sanctions to take place Wednesday across Sask.
The Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation is extending its sanctions against the Saskatchewan government into Wednesday. On Friday, the federation announced that teachers in some divisions would wit...
Feb 25, 2024
Saskatchewan teachers announce more withdrawals for Tuesday
The Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation has announced another round of strike action. On Saturday, teachers gave notice of another one-day sanction that will include a rotating strike, withdrawal ...
Feb 24, 2024 P.A. teachers and supporters lined up on 15th Street East on the last one-day strike on Jan. 22. (Prince Albert & Area Teachers' Association/Facebook)
Displaced Ukrainians in Regina reflect on two years of war with Russia
A yellow and blue flag fluttered in the breeze outside of Regina City Hall on Friday. The Queen City raised the Ukrainian flag to commemorate the two-year anniversary Saturday of Russia's invasion of ...
Feb 23, 2024
Province to foot the bill for mandatory Saskatchewan flags at schools
Some of the details are becoming more clear after the provincial government made a change to flag requirements at schools. In the fall, included in the Parents' Bill of Rights — which made the p...
Feb 23, 2024
Frigid temps, blowing snow could make Monday travel treacherous
Saskatchewan people will want to appreciate the warm weather the province will see this weekend before next week hits like a cold blast of air in the face. Terri Lang, a meteorologist for Environment ...
Feb 23, 2024 Blowing snow and freezing temperatures are expected to hit Saskatchewan early next week. (Submitted)
Highway Hotline launches new Track My Plow feature
A new tool is out that's designed to keep Saskatchewan roads safer during winter. On Wednesday at the Highway Hotline's "nerve centre" in Regina, the Ministry of Highways revealed the Track My Plow fe...
Feb 21, 2024
Sask. gov't approved for next step of removing carbon tax from home heating
The Government of Saskatchewan has been approved for the next step in its plan to remove the carbon tax from home heating. The Canada Revenue Agency has given the OK to register the provincial governm...
Feb 21, 2024
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