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Saskatchewan is looking for its next Saskatchewanderer. In a media release Tuesday, the provincial government said applications are now being accepted for the position for 2021. The Saskatchewanderer ...

The weekend storm continued to affect drivers on some Saskatchewan highways Tuesday. While the Highway Hotline reported at 9:30 a.m., that all major roads were open, travel was not recommended in the ...

8:30 – While Saskatoon and Swift Current postponed their municipal elections due to the winter storm, Regina elected a new mayor and five new councilors. Sandra Masters, a new entrant into Regin...

Lakeview School has been closed starting Tuesday until further notice. In an email from the Regina Public School Division, this is due to "a number of confirmed COVID-19 cases." The school division sa...

For once in 2020, it was not the COVID-19 pandemic that threw a major wrench in the way elections are run. Instead, it was a massive blizzard that tore through the province Sunday that forced the post...

Regina city council saw a major shakeup with half of the city's wards getting a new face to represent them for the next four years. Three incumbents lost their seats and two wards didn't have incumben...

Staff and students at Thomson Community School are moving to remote learning until Nov. 23. Regina Public Schools said in a news release that the Saskatchewan Health Authority informed it of several c...

The Saskatoon municipal election has been postponed until Friday. The move was made in the wake of a major snowstorm that blew into Saskatchewan on the weekend, clogging roads with snow and ice. In Sa...

  A person in their 80s from the north-central area of Saskatchewan has died after testing positive for COVID-19. The death -- the 29th connected to COVID in Saskatchewan since March -- was annou...

City of Regina officials -- and residents of the city, apparently -- weren't going to let a snowstorm get in the way of the 2020 election. "We did get snow last evening and this morning, but hats off ...