Highlights

A federal briefing document forecasting the fire risk for the spring shows conditions are already ripe this year for an early and above-normal fire risk from Quebec to British Columbia in both April and May.

Minister of Environment Christine Tell pushed back on notion that lobbyist Kevin Doherty had any involvement in tire processing contract to California company.

Canada’s motorcycle voice comes to Saskatchewan to talk economy, safety investments.

A look at the recent federal budget, and how it will hurt those the government says it wants to help.

Discovery Week features events encouraging nostalgia.

Police have the legal authority to demand a quick roadside breath test of any driver they stop.

Mayor says Moose Jaw's tax is in the “middle of the pack” provincially, with commercial taxation slightly lower than elsewhere.

Nathaniel Sakebow's co-accused Chase Robert James Cardinal is also out on bail.

Royal Saskatchewan Museum launches new resource.

Cut Knife RCMP reported a dog was euthanized after biting an individual, victim transported for medical treatment.