Prime Minister Justin Trudeau took his time answering when asked to comment this morning on U.S. President Donald Trump's threat to use military force against protesters in the United States demons...

As society embraces the lack of any government restrictions, Melissa Fuller writes she is left feeling unvalued as a registered nurse, a mother to a child too young to be vaccinated, and a cancer...

A protest held by a group upset about mandatory mask rules outside of the TC Douglas Building in Regina today was met by counter-protestors from high schools in the Queen City.

Saskatchewan's response to COVID-19 has been a shameful testament about what Premier Scott Moe values over health care and the province's citizens.

A former Greenpeace employee who has spoken out in opposition to environmental science has the top billing at the City of Regina’s upcoming conference on future sustainability.

Regina lawyer Roger Lepage says he believes Saskatchewan businesses can still require proof-of-vaccination for employees and customers without fear of legal action.

Farmers are legitimate business owners trying to remain profitable and sustainable in a tough industry, all while providing for their own families. You can stop treating us like martyrs, says Osler,...

Humboldt Broncos player Tyler Smith had a broken collarbone, a broken shoulder blade and nerve damage in his left arm following a deadly bus crash, but he's "really excited" and set to return to the...

A protest in Saskatoon on Saturday called for the provincial government to reconsider ending COVID-19 restrictions and to base its decision on guidance from medical health experts instead of politics.

Saskatchewan will become the first province in Canada to mark treaty boundaries along major provincial highways when new signs are installed later this year, the province says.

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe talked about the importance of increasing the province's autonomy to further its economic interests at a town hall in Maple Creek Friday.

Premier Scott Moe is facing backlash from Saskatchewan's Official Opposition for declining to denounce ongoing anti-vaccine mandate protests in Ottawa and at U.S. border crossings.

Opposition Leader Ryan Meili is calling on Premier Scott Moe to reconvene the legislature for an emergency debate on the government’s plans to lift health restrictions, including vaccine passports.

The team was responding to a call in the northern community of Buffalo Narrows when the historic flight took place.

After 44 days, Tristen Durocher has taken down the teepee that stood on the grounds of the legislative building in Regina, Sask.

Premier Scott Moe has lost a significant amount of support from the people of Saskatchewan, according to a new online survey from the Angus Reid Institute.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau visited Saskatoon Wednesday with an agenda that included meeting with long-term care residents, agriculture students, vaccine researchers, and a visit to a daycare.

Some health experts in the province are frustrated after Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe published a letter on social media yesterday that included the statement that "vaccination is not reducing...

Mayor Charlie Clark said the health-care system is being stretched thin, and local health officers and their teams can no longer keep up with contact tracing. 

A teenager who channels her love of sports into art is gaining new fans with her latest series of Humboldt Broncos portraits.

Whitney Walker-Ross, a surgical intensive care nurse at Regina General Hospital, is calling on Premier Scott Moe to see an ICU. She also wishes she could show the public, including protesters who...

What started as a text between two friends to remember the victims of the Humboldt Broncos hockey team bus crash Friday has turned into a social media phenomenon.

Saskatchewan cancer patients say they have been pushed into uncertainty as the province disrupted their treatments due to hospitals being packed with COVID-19 patients. They blame Premier Scott Moe...

The Saskatchewan Teachers Federation is calling for vaccines to be mandatory for teachers.

The Ministry of Corrections and Policing said a provincially appointed chief firearms officer would not be able to change federal laws, but would give voice to regional concerns.

The public safety minister took questions at the Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities' annual convention in Saskatoon on Wednesday,

The jersey was created in Florida. On the back is the number 16, in honour of those lost in April when a bus carrying the carrying the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League's Humboldt Broncos collided...

New COVID-19 modelling in Saskatchewan suggests more public health restrictions are needed to bend the curve.

Lumsden, Sask., has added multiple solar panels to community buildings and has its eyes set on the future.

2 eight-year-olds on the Muskeg Lake First Nation have raised around $1,500 for the Broncos.

During a campaign stop Tuesday, Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau criticized Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe's recent handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, saying the province's response is hurting those who...

Regina's Guru Nanak Free Kitchen has adapted so that it can continue offering free meals for people during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Saskatoon resident and Life of Pi author Yann Martel is set to receive the Order of Canada. He is among the 135 appointees this year, announced Wednesday by Governor General Mary Simon.

What started as a text between two friends to remember the victims of the Humboldt Broncos hockey team bus crash Friday has turned into a social media phenomenon.

Restaurants are allowed to stay open, at a much reduced capacity — but the province is telling people to stay home. That’s a recipe for disaster for the hospitality industry, says Dale MacKay, owner...

This week, Saskatchewan’s COVID-19 situation reduced the province’s top health official to tears while an ICU physician said the premier had “lost his trust.”

Just over a quarter of Saskatchewan thirtysomethings have already received one shot of COVID-19 vaccine, despite eligibility having only opened up to some in their cohort one week ago.

On Friday, the provincial health authority announced they would place the responsibility of contact tracing on the public, but that decision has been criticized as irresponsible and unwise.

A hockey player paralyzed in the Humboldt Broncos bus crash has received spinal surgery in Thailand that he hopes will restore some of his movement.

The Saskatoon Chamber of Commerce has released a snapshot survey on how businesses in the community are feeling about the impending end of public health restrictions.