Local Arts

The Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority (SIGA) is pleased to announce the largest prize ever to be received from a SIGA Casino, after one of our players won the Smoke Signals progressive slot jackpot on March 6, 2014 at Northern Lights Casino in Pri

The Government of Saskatchewan's first payout of $200,000 from the Criminal Property Forfeiture Fund is providing more support to police operations and Saskatchewan victims of crime.

The Government of Saskatchewan is pleased to celebrate the contribution of social workers to the health, safety and well-being of Saskatchewan residents during Social Work Week from March 16-22.

The Second Annual Kids Expo is scheduled for the weekend on March 22-23. Joelle Bohn, with Joey Children's Apparel which presents the Expo said the event was started because she saw a growing local need for such a showcase.

A 32-year-old Regina man remains in custody in Yorkton today following a court appearance March 17 on marijuana trafficking charges. In the early hours of Sunday morning, RCMP stopped a white SUV driven by Joseph Belanger for a sobriety check.

For years Don Hall has roamed the open prairie turning an acerbic eye and his camera on the landscapes he encounters.

A new temporary exhibit at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum (RSM) displays a meteorite recovered from a fiery meteor that lit up the night sky on November 20, 2008, along the Saskatchewan/Alberta border, high above Lloydminster.

Campsite reservations for Saskatchewan's Provincial Parks launched on Monday, March 3. That morning, due to a technical error, some credit cards were incorrectly charged.

Registration for the 2014-15 school year is underway.

The International New York Times edition published in Kuala Lumpur on Jan.