Tag Archives: Saskatchewan

High school students in Saskatoon are letting their peers in Northern Saskatchewan know they're not alone.   Students from several secondary schools penned letters of encouragement and solidarity...

First Nations leadership is asking young people to tell them how to deal with a youth suicide crisis in Northern Saskatchewan.   Chief Bobby Cameron of the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nati...

Nine months after a mass shooting devastated the community, villagers are trying to move on in La Loche, Sask. I had the opportunity to visit the small town, just one day after a teen pleaded guilty t...

The Saskatchewan government is drastically cutting the markup it charges smaller breweries. Jeremy Harrison, minister responsible for the Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority, said ...

Saskatchewan has the highest rate of HIV in the country and this week delegates have come together to address the issue. Denise Worker, Saskatchewan's deputy chief medical health officer, used he...

No Leap Manifesto, no shutting down coal-fired power plants in the province, and no making illicit drugs legal. That's the message the Saskatchewan NDP made at their annual convention Saturday as none...

The NDP is joining calls from the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations (FSIN) for more investment in mental health services.   Charlie Angus, the party's federal Indigenous Affairs critic, ...

It's taking a little longer to complete harvest this year and farmers can blame the forecast. According to the latest Sask. Ag. report, released on Thursday, 81 per cent of the crop was off the f...

Already grieving from the tragic loss of her niece to suicide on Oct. 6 in Stanley Mission, Sally Ratt received one of the worst calls a mother can receive. While out at a trap line, she got the call ...

Don McMorris returned to the Saskatchewan legislature Wednesday for the first time since he was convicted of drinking and driving. The former deputy premier was caught driving at more than twice the l...