Provincial News

National Cinema Day on August 27 will see admission prices slashed to $4 at participating theatres including in Saskatchewan.

Children’s Advocate will review the policy, while political reaction comes in for and against

Crown Investments Corporation to provide $479,000 to prepare local companies for future participation in provincial, national and global small modular reactor development.

Saskatchewan is now 21 per cent completed harvest, ahead of the five-year average of 14 per cent and the 10-year average of 11 per cent.

Built in 1883, the Queen's Hotel on 25th Street in Battleford faces demolition as the town moves forward with an order to demolish the property.

New effort by University of Regina and AIDS Programs South Saskatchewan Inc. seeking to bring supports to people and help bring overdoses down.

“I saw $250,000 on the screen and thought there was something wrong with my phone,” Deborah laughed while claiming her prize.

Over half the scheduled construction projects are completed or in progress, as City of Regina works to complete $113 million worth of projects.

Education Minister Dustin Duncan announces policies including requiring parent permission when changing preferred name and pronouns for students under 16

JAMES SMITH CREE NATION — Shirley Sanderson remembers the night nearly a year ago when she went from house to house on a Saskatchewan First Nation looking for victims of a deadly stabbing rampage.