A Warman daycare that caters to children with complex medical needs is closing its doors in June, and Janine Chevrier says she's heartbroken and worried about what will come next.

Officers were called to the area of Highway 2 and Highway 55 on Oct. 11 after getting a report that a vehicle had "collided with a pedestrian who was not conscious and not breathing."

"Free Fishing Weekend is the perfect chance to get out, explore our beautiful province and enjoy angling with friends, family or your favorite fishing partner," said Environment Minister Darlene Rowden.

The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) said there has been an increase in demand for emergency services at St. Paul's Hospital in Saskatoon. The Saskatchewan NDP is pointing to physician retention as the reason.

A shooting that led to a vehicle chase in North Battleford has led to two men facing criminal charges. No one was injured.

Incidents like the school shooting in Tumbler Ridge bring back memories for people in La Loche of the school shooting tragedy they dealt with in 2016, according to former mayor Robert St. Pierre.

A five-month criminal investigation involving three police services has led to criminal organization charges and more than half a million dollars' worth of drugs seized. Police seized cocaine (5,276 grams), fentanyl (1,089 grams) and methamphetamine (183 grams) and $25,705 in cash after four search warrants were execut...

Triple 7 Excavating Ltd. pleaded guilty to a pair of violations of Saskatchewan's occupational health and safety regulations in North Battleford Provincial Court on Dec. 18.

Police said the death is considered suspicious, and is being investigated by the RCMP's homicide unit. An autopsy will be completed by the Saskatchewan Coroners Service, the RCMP added.

"Everybody's looking for a safe, reliable and enjoyable ride," founder Cheri Uthe said, noting she makes an effort to stay competitive with Uber and cab services in Saskatoon.

The mid-winter warm-up hasn't deterred runners from hitting the trails around Saskatoon. While conditions change sometimes hourly, the city's running community continues to lace up to hit the pavement.

While investigating a stolen vehicle, RCMP officers said they saw a man with a firearm inside a business and during a search they found cocaine, crystal meth, a firearm, a sword, bear spray, and cash.

Jaclyn Elias, a former Prairie Branches employee, faces multiple charges in connection with incidents alleged to have occurred between January 2023 and February 2024 at the Wilkie group home facility.

116 of the total 128 measles cases reported in 2025-26 were unvaccinated, 10 people were hospitalized; two admitted to ICU, and no people died. Reports were in Wawota, Arcola, Carlyle and RM of Moose Mountain

In fall 2027, SaskTel says it's going to be shutting down its 3G and non VoLTE networks to create capacity for other networks and refocus resources.

"We need people to tell us what they know. People have information about this side-by-side, who was driving it and who was riding in it. They need to talk to police," said inspector Ashley St. Germaine.

At least one ice fishing derby in southwestern Saskatchewan has been cancelled, as warmer weather contributes to concerns about thickness and quality of ice.

Some Ukrainian residents say they are worried about their future residency following recent rule changes to Saskatchewan's Immigrant Nominee Program, which is limiting applications for certain sectors.

Well-known actor Kim Coates joined Evan Bray this week to talk about his new feel-good movie "Solo Mio," as well as his upcoming appearance at a fundraiser for Saskatoon's Persephone Theatre.

Police said an officer spotted a vehicle speeding on Highway 16 as it was exiting Saskatoon just before midnight on Saturday. Their radar clocked the vehicle travelling at 162 km/h.

Regina curler and designer Stephanie Schmidt created Team Canada's curling jerseys, while Hillberg & Berk created around 2,000 rings for Canada's Olympic athletes to wear in Italy.

Archbishop Jesu believes availability will be the key to fostering reconciliation and stronger relationships as he oversees ministry of nearly 50,000 Catholics, who are mostly Indigenous.

According to the Ministry of Education, the Prairie South School Division lost $2,016 and Lloydminster Roman Catholic Separate School Division lost $16,161 from Sept. 1 to Nov. 30, 2025.

For both Mission Ridge Winter Park and Optimist Hill the milder winter weather doesn't pose a big problem for business. Instead, slow-to-melt man-made snow ensures conditions stay consistent.

A number of freezing rain warnings and fog advisories were issued for areas including Saskatoon and Prince Albert, making roads and sidewalks slippery before turning to mixed precipitation or snow.

The RM of Garden River frequently deals with damage repairs in the range of $50,000 to $100,000 from a single runoff event as ice can build up near the dams and cause significant damage.

The university announced that the majority of email accounts were "mostly dormant" and will be discontinued on Feb. 15, but users have the option to extend their email access until Dec. 31 for $50.

Environment Canada said Saskatchewan's February warm-up is expected to last into mid-month, as a stable weather pattern keeps the colder Arctic air locked well to the north.

Saskatchewan Realtors Association said the province's housing market continues to buck national trends and the residential benchmark price was $359,500 in January, nearly six per cent higher than in 2025.

Canpotex, a long-term supporter of the Saskatoon Food Bank and Learning Centre, will match every dollar donated, up to $50,000, throughout February, to double the impact of community contributions.

Anyone who was at Manitoba Ag Days from Jan. 20 to 22 and visited nearby hotels, restaurants and shops on days before, after and during the event should monitor for measles symptoms until Feb. 13.

The number of people who don't have a family doctor has increased since 2015, according to an Angus Reid study. Canada's aging population and having fewer general family doctors are a few reasons why.

According to the RCMP, officers from several detachments held check stops in Grandmother's Bay, La Ronge, Missinipe and Stanley Mission on Saturday and Sunday, screening 494 drivers for alcohol.

A number of significant Olympic events, including hockey games, are scheduled to begin in the early morning hours due to the seven-hour time difference between Milan and Saskatchewan.

Carol Brons, whose daughter Dayna was killed in the Humboldt Broncos bus crash in 2018, joined the Evan Bray Show with guest host Brent Loucks to discuss what needs to be done to make roads safer.

The Carney government says it is scrapping the electric vehicle mandate and replacing it with tougher emissions standards, as well as bringing back rebates for EV buyers.

Nearly two-dozen Saskatchewan Polytechnic faculty were issued layoff notices on Tuesday, according to SPFA president Michelle Downton. This comes after more than 110 employees were laid off in 2025.

"The wheels are set in motion now and the (Canada Border Services Agency) is under a legal obligation to remove people as soon as possible," Michael Greene told The Canadian Press on Thursday.

Saskatchewan saw a mid-winter warm spell push temperatures near freezing. Climatologist David Phillips said it may last into mid-February, but snow, ice and quick shifts remain.

When the ice gets soft it "makes it a little bit harder for our staff to get the ice back because we're assuming that the weather isn't going to stay this warm for very long," said park manager Shelley Maclean.

Unseasonably warm February temperatures combined with little snow led to two grass fires east of Sidewood Grid, raising early wildfire concerns in Saskatchewan's RM of Piapot.

Corman Park police issued a number of citations for the driver, Yadvender Sidhu, and the Calgary-based company South West Bulk Express INC., including one for operating a commercial vehicle with a major defect.

Former premier Brad Wall says it's important for Canada to secure a structured deal with the United States soon. He spoke to The Evan Bray Show to share his thoughts on Canada-U.S. trade relations.

On Jan. 22, Shawn Tuffnell saw a moose standing on his mom shortly after she stepped out of her home. He shot the animal dozens of times after other tactics failed, and his mother was left with minor injuries.

"Investigation determined four suspects wearing masks entered a residence on Muskoday First Nation. Two of the suspects assaulted the victims," the Saskatchewan RCMP said in a statement.