Provincial News

MOOSE JAW, Sask. — Investigators in Saskatchewan have released photos of items found near a campsite along with human remains of a person who they believe died a decade ago.

In 2019 tourism contributed $2.4 billion to the provincial economy; that declined by one-half during the lockdown

Saskatchewan is joined by British Columbia, Manitoba, and Ontario as the only provinces that saw a decrease in the number of housing starts in 2024.

In 2023, both scholarships were renamed from the Queen Elizabeth II Scholarship and the Queen Elizabeth II Centennial Aboriginal Scholarship, after the passing of Her Majesty.

In spite of their good intentions, humans can greatly reduce young animals' chances for survival.

To enhance public safety and reduce the creation of habituated and food-conditioned bears, it is against the law to feed bears.

Province extends memorandum of cooperation by three years.

Daily Leg Update: Longtime members including Don Morgan, Don McMorris, Dustin Duncan, Gord Wyant and Donna Harpauer give their final speeches in Legislature

Longtime Lloydminster MLA has vast experience in education including school board experience

REGINA — Saskatchewan's premier spoke up in defence of his government house leader on Friday, rejecting allegations that Jeremy Harrison brought or wanted to bring guns into the legislature and describing the claims as false.