The Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park and Zoo has joined the World Association of Zoos and Aquariums, becoming the first accredited zoo in Saskatchewan. WAZA was established in 1935 to keep zoos committed ...

A new member was elected to the Sturgeon Lake First Nation council following the election in March. Austin Naytowhow will be serving his first term alongside five returning council members, and Chief ...

Saskatchewan’s Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority is warning investors of an unregistered entity called RCF Investments. RCF Investments claims to offer trading opportunities, including cr...

Fishing enthusiasts can now get the rules and regulations of their sport at their fingertips, as the 2025-26 Saskatchewan Anglers Guide is available online. The guide can be downloaded on a phone or t...

Battlefords RCMP are looking for a missing 39-year-old woman. Nicole Wuttunee was last seen on 105th Street in North Battleford on Friday. She is described as being five feet six inches in height, 150...

Red Deer RCMP are still investigating after a man searching for antler sheds discovered what appears to be human remains. What social media is claiming to be a human arm was found within the Gaetz Lak...

Campers wanting to reserve a seasonal site at any of Saskatchewan’s provincial parks can do so beginning at 7:00 a.m. on Monday. Soon-to-be campers are encouraged to set up or log in to their ac...

East Block at Parliament Hill is on lockdown after a man barricaded himself inside. In an X post from Ottawa Police, they shared that there is a large police presence in the area and East Block has be...

The University of Saskatchewan has honoured a pair of alumni and philanthropists by making a popular student hang-out and study space their namesake. Over the last 40 years, Grit and Scott McCreath ha...

Grasslands Group of Companies has acquired Prairie Berries Inc., Canada’s largest grower, processor and manufacturer of Saskatoon berries. A news release from Grasslands Group says this is an ex...