Highlights

Poor highway conditions and continued blowing snow means staying off the roads when you can.

"...it’s meant to be light-hearted and fun, and just helps people who maybe have had a breakup to give them a little bit of joy during Valentine’s season.”

The Moose Jaw Public Library’s movie club meets twice monthly to watch a film and engage in a short discussion in the library’s theatre.

Highway Hotline is reporting several Travel Not Recommended alerts for highways south and east of Regina, and a partial closure on Highway 1.

Drifting and blowing snow is expected to continue throughout the day, hindering road conditions and visibility.

Opposition Education Critic Matt Love speaks to reporters about Saskatoon Public Schools having to lay off 80 educational assistants.

The average homeowner who has a property valued at $315,000 would pay $345 more in 2025 if the budget is passed in March.

Inquest into the death of Dillon Mcdonald to be held in Prince Albert.

For the month of February, Canada Beef, provincial beef cattle farmers, ranchers and restaurants across Canada will partner in support of food security efforts.

Budget25 rewind: Moose Jaw City Hall will hire a supervisor to oversee bylaw and building staff, while a summer student will support permit approvals.