Tag Archives: Saskatchewan

The number of people collecting employment insurance (EI) in Saskatchewan has increased by 37 per cent compared to last year. The latest numbers released by Statistics Canada show that the number of p...

Representatives from Saskatchewan's business community are in Ottawa today to shine a spotlight on the province's contributions to the Canadian economy. A contingent of 10 business support groups whic...

In Alberta, they're moving up the official start of forest fire season to March 1. Oneil Carlier, the province's forestry minister, has cited worries about what a mild winter could mean when it comes ...

According to a recent poll, the majority of Saskatchewan residents are in favour of Canadian combat aircraft and troops staying in the Middle East to fight the Islamic State. Praxis Analytics, a Saska...

About a month and a half before the provincial election, a new poll by Mainstreet and Postmedia suggests that the Saskatchewan Party still has the strongest support at 49 per cent. The poll is based o...

A Fox Sports broadcaster believes Saskatchewan is named after Sasquatches. In a running commentary on an NBA game between the Utah Jazz and the Dallas Mavericks, one announcer said Saskatchewan is a r...

The Saskatchewan Roughriders are making sure Chris Best is staying in green for another year. The offensive lineman and the team agreed to add another year to his contract as he's now signed through t...

Mounties have charged a Saskatchewan man with second-degree murder. Beverly Littlecrow, 36, of Kinley, Sask., died in hospital in Saskatoon on Jan. 24. Police reported Wednesday afternoon that 44-year...

Students at Dene High School in La Loche could be going back to class almost one month after a deadly shooting took place inside the school walls and devastated the remote community. Ken Lad...

Roughly 120 people of different colours and creeds gathered at St. John's Anglican Cathedral Tuesday night to pray for the people of La Loche. The interfaith vigil came 11 days after four people were ...