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Girls between the ages of 15 and 18 are being encouraged to apply for a four-day firefighting experience camp in La Ronge this July. Camp Molly - which is relatively new to Western Canada but has been...

Wild rice is an important economic crop for First Nations and Mtis people across Western Canada. The industry is particularly significant in Northern Saskatchewan, where approximately 70 per cent of t...

After an estimated 22 cm of snow fell in the Saskatoon area during Friday's spring storm, residents and city crews had light snow still falling during Saturday as they attempted to clean up. The heavy...

Most major highways in Saskatchewan were open for travel on Saturday morning, as people in southern and central parts of the province had to pull out snow blowers and shovels after snow and icy weathe...

A state funeral for Saskatchewan's former lieutenant-governor was held on Saturday morning in Regina. Vaughn Solomon Schofield, who represented Saskatchewan as the province's 21st lieutenant-governor ...

A man and woman from the Prince Albert area are behind bars following a game of cat and mouse with police that began outside Meadow Lake and ended in Loon Lake. It happened on April 17, Saskatchewan R...

Saskatchewan RCMP said on Friday afternoon that the worst of the conditions caused by the spring storm are seen in central and northern parts of the province. After "numerous" weather-related incident...

Even the head of a winter sport group is ready for the snow to melt and not come back - at least for a while. Leah Switzer, executive director of the Saskatchewan Snowmobile Association, said "we're a...

The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency failed to respond in a timely fashion to many wildfire evacuees last summer, the province's ombudsman said Thursday. The finding comes in an annual report, which ...

Saskatchewan's largest rural municipality is moving forward with a plan to expand its growth more quickly. Corman Park, the rural municipality (RM) around Saskatoon, began peeling back red tape to spe...