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DENARE BEACH — Residents of a northern Saskatchewan community ravaged by wildfire say they are upset, disappointed and angry with a provincial agency they feel was ill-prepared to fight the blaze.

On June 13, the Saskatchewan Ministry of Health issued an overdose alert after the city reported 54 overdoses between June 5 and June 12.

Various causes of crop damage were reported over the past week, including excess moisture due to recent rain, which has been rated as minor in most regions.

City hall's operations department director says one reason vehicles could be idling is that crews are using trucks to power portable signs or beacons, when some other energy source could be used.

The charges were stayed in Saskatoon Provincial Court on June 20.

Dr. Edward Tsoi, one of Estevan’s longest-serving physicians, will retire June 30 after nearly four decades of service and community impact.

Teagan Littlechief returns to the Yorkton Exhibition stage 23 years after her debut, bringing many originals and crowd favourites.

SaskTel's net income fell to $82.2M, its fourth straight drop, while operating revenue rose by $16.4M to reach $1.36B in 2024-25.

A Prince Albert resident couldn’t sleep—then discovered a $100,000 Extra win after checking his lottery ticket on his phone.

A man who lit a homeless woman on fire in Saskatchewan is going back to prison. Leslie Black was sentenced to 16 years for attempted murder in the 2014 bludgeoning, burning and sexual assault of Marlene Bird in Prince Albert, Sask.