Category Archives: Syndicated

On Saturday, Premier Scott Moe started heading more than 11,000 kilometres away from Regina to Dubai in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) for a trade mission. It’s the second time during the spring...

Elementary school students have been working hard all week to make that special gift for Mom. Some students like to make a custom handwritten letter, while others show off their artistic skills with a...

The southeast part of the province can't seem to catch a break when it comes to storms this season. Instead of the blizzards that have plagued that area over the past several weeks, severe thunderstor...

One thing you won’t see in Saskatchewan waters is a whale. But imagine being out on the Icy Strait in Alaska and seeing a whale surface. Now try taking a photo of that moment that would be recog...

It’s a good start, but there’s still a long way to go. Saskatchewan Federation of Labour president Lori Johb said while it’s a “welcome relief” the minimum wage increase ...

The Saskatchewan RCMP says there’s no evidence that would lead investigators to believe there’s a national security risk after 200 kilograms of commercial mining explosives were stolen fro...

A Good Samaritan just may have saved a life on Wednesday. Hong Cam and his wife Theresa, who have owned and run LT's Food and Fuel near Waskesiu since 2013, said thanks to the responding fire departme...

8:30 – The candidates hoping to replace Erin O’Toole as Conservative leader squared off last night for the first debate, and traded cutting barbs along the way. Columnist Brian Lilley says...

The spring thaw is nearing completion, with no more risk of ice jamming and flooding, and some fire bans already are in place in Saskatchewan. The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) gave an upda...

By Ian Gustafson The owners of LT's Food and Fuel are thanking the community and the fire departments for their support after part of the business went up in flames Wednesday. Hong Cam and his wife Th...