The Lloydminster RCMP said officers searching a home and vehicle in the city found and seized about 320 grams of cocaine, approximately 500 grams of methamphetamine, a handgun and a conducted-energy weapon.

The historic Ituna Theatre has been given a new lease on life. The owner sold it to a group of local residents for far less than planned, simply because he loves the community and believes in their passion.

Saskatchewan has some of the highest rates of HIV in North America, sitting at 18.5 per 100,000 people in 2023, while the national average for first-time diagnosis was 6.1 per 100,000 by comparison.

RCMP said it is looking into the "suspicious" death of the 29-year-old from Waterhen Lake First Nation after officers at the Meadow Lake detachment were called to the lot on Nov. 28 around 8:50 a.m.

According to the ministry, Saskatchewan continues to place a strong focus on increasing access to HIV testing, which is free, confidential and available across the province.

The executive director of the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation says changes to provincial firearms legislation are a positive step, but still hopes Ottawa will come around on its buyback program.

Saskatchewan's trade minister says a new deal will smooth product movement across Canada but a U of R economist warns the agreement won't deliver the significant economic boost being promised.

This donation will support the school's future Joseph A. Remai campus, which is going to be built beside the University of Saskatchewan. For Strathcona, this is an investment into its future workers.

Saskatchewan RCMP wants to remind people that ice on lakes, rivers, sloughs, ponds and dugouts in the province is still too thin to walk on. People should avoid especially avoid white or snow ice.

New legislation in Saskatchewan expected to take effect next week will mean victims of cyberstalking and coercive control can access the same support systems as victims of physical violence.

It's not too late to let Santa know if you have been naughty or nice and get a reply from the North Pole, and a Saskatchewan fire chief has some holiday season decorating safety tips for homeowners.

From Dec. 1 to 19, anyone who receives a parking ticket in North Battleford can pay the fine by donating a new, unwrapped toy equal to the ticket's value. All toys will go to Battlefords Interval House.

Saskatchewan child-care operators say the new five-year federal-provincial deal brings long-awaited stability and hope after years of inflation and closures, but warn equitable funding is still needed.

Evan Bray talks with Canada's Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Tim Hodgson about the memorandum of understanding with the province of Alberta to build a pipeline to the West Coast.

Officers seized drugs, nine firearms, three machetes, bear spray and more after an investigation in Sucker River, where four people are facing drug trafficking related charges, including two boys.

Duff Arthur Friesen was found guilty of assaulting a former student by hitting them with a paddle during his employment at Legacy Christian Academy - now known as Valour Academy - from 2003 to 2004.

The extended agreements includes expanded age eligibility so children in child care who turn six while attending Kindergarten can continue to receive $10 a day care until they complete the school year.

"Every team I've played on, I want all of the players to score, not just myself," Scott Moe said on the Evan Bray Show. "And Premier Eby isn't sharing that same approach to this project."

This weekend, Grosvenor Park United Church will be filled with the music and magic of Saskatoon's all-abilities choir, Kids of Note, as young performers bring Christmas cheer to the stage.

Ituna's theatre is up for auction, but some residents have started a campaign with a vision to 'return the movie magic' and expand its community impact beyond film. The theatre began screening films in 1946.

The city's airport has a category one runway, meaning pilots need to see it from a certain distance before they can land. But recent foggy conditions impacted that visibility, causing flight disruptions.

The doors, locks, fences and kennels in the building were also damaged. Anyone with information about the dog's whereabouts is asked to contact Yorkton RCMP. A reward is being offered for the pup's safe return.

Premier Scott Moe called it an opportunity to build a significant piece of infrastructure that could create wealth for Canadian families and an opportunity to expand production.

"Investigation determined that a van and SUV collided before the van hit a third vehicle," the RCMP said in a statement. "The driver of the van was declared deceased at the scene by EMS."

"An adult male, the sole occupant of the snowmobile, was transported to the local medical centre where he was pronounced deceased," the Saskatchewan RCMP said in a statement

Environment Canada meteorologist Shannon Moodie said conditions and visibility are likely to improve throughout the day on Thursday, but the fog might return overnight.

From kids to adults, ATV deaths are on the rise in the province. John Meed, with the Saskatchewan ATV Association, says unsafe riding and a lack of training is putting lives at risk.

Abbey Harty is the third woman from Saskatchewan to be named Miss Rodeo Canada and the first to have previously won Miss Rodeo Agribition. "You can feel the pride just within the walls of this building."

The Saskatchewan Health Authority said the point-of-care testing program has prevented 214 potential service disruptions at rural emergency departments since it was first rolled out in 2023.

Education Minister Everett Hindley said the delay was due to a lack of responsiveness from the federal government. There were changes the province wanted in the deal and didn't want to sign without negotiations.

Gordon Rawlinson, CEO of Rawlco Radio, said the company is delighted to add 92.9 The Bull to Saskatoon's other "strong stations." Rawlco also owns Z99 FM, Jack 94.5 FM and 980 CJME in Regina.

Last week, Nutrien announced it is building a USD $1-billion potash export terminal in Washington, rather than Canada. Minister Warren Kaeding said the government supports their business decision.

William Cone was placed in Saskatoon's Preston Special Care Home last month, but after wandering away, he broke his hip and died shortly after from complications.

Foggy conditions impacted operations at Saskatoon airport starting last night until this morning. Several flights were cancelled or diverted, including ones coming from Toronto and Arizona.

On Nov. 18, police charged Jason Pacik with one count of fraud under $5,000, and one count of fraud over $5,000. Police are asking the public to report if they see him. He is described as 5' 7" with green eyes and brown hair.

Saskatchewan Finance Minister Jim Reiter delivered a midterm update on the budget on Tuesday, which saw the province's projected deficit rise from $349 million up to $427 million.

Police said the shooting that happened between 8 and 9 a.m. on Monday, when "an unknown individual approached a male and discharged a firearm," leaving the victim with non-life-threatening injuries.

The RCMP said the numbers for November represent 175 per cent more fatal crashes and 37.5 per cent more fatalities than the same period in 2024. Seven of the fatal crashes happened in the last week.

The government's amendments to the Saskatchewan Firearms Act mean that any gun seized under the federal gun buyback program would need to be bought back at fair market value.

Saskatchewan is one of the few provinces in Canada that does not have a form of rent control. NDP Leader Carla Beck said the bill is about fairness and giving a voice to renters in the province.

Despite budgeting for a $12 million surplus when the fiscal year began, the province said it now expects a large deficit and pointed to expenses like wildfires, health care and pressures from tariffs.

The Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation said the RCMP was alerted about the missing couple but did not take action, "leaving search efforts to community members." The couple was ultimately rescued after 48 hours.

Saskatoon's fifth point-in-time count recorded 1,931 homeless people on a single day in October. It's an increase of 432 individuals from 2024, and the rising trend is being reflected in shelters.

The Saskatchewan RCMP said the first crash happened at the intersection of two grid roads in the RM of Reno, while the second crash occurred on Highway 41, about 10 kilometres north of Saskatoon.

It's a major swing from when the budget was introduced in the spring. At that time, the government was projecting a $12-million surplus, but in August the bottom line was revised to a $349-million deficit.