Highlights

REGINA — Saskatchewan's legislative session ended Thursday and with it an anti-separation bill went up in flames.

EDR is expecting Regina to lose over $300 million in GDP from the ongoing Canada-U.S. tariff dispute.

The chairwoman of the Moose Jaw Band and Choral Festival was worried that people weren’t as aware of the event as in the past, but recognition from a national organization has allayed her fears.

The Resort Village of Candle Lake issued a Pre-Alert notice of possible evacuation if fire conditions change.

SaskPower will inspect 120,000 wood poles and 10,000 transformers from May to October as part of its 2025 maintenance program.

Moose Jaw’s 2024 homelessness count recorded a 192% increase over last year, with up to 150 individuals potentially unhoused.

At around 7 a.m. on May 14, police were called to the 90 block of Carlton Drive for a report of a person armed with a firearm.

Event provides an accessible way for residents to enjoy a meal without the logistical challenges of leaving the facility.

Saskatchewan is investing over $122M in northern roads, with key Highway 102 upgrades near La Ronge on track for 2025 completion.

Yorkton Council has approved an $838K paving tender to upgrade 14 blocks of city roads as part of its 2025 asphalt renewal plan.