Upgrades at several Saskatchewan Regional Parks have been made possible following the provincial government’s decision to double the annual funding to the Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association...

Students attending St. Peter’s College in Muenster will now have the opportunity to complete their Bachelor of Science in nursing. The University of Saskatchewan has partnered with the College t...

A local artist from Regina has been chosen to create a public art installation in Horizon Station Park. Lionel Peyachew is an Indigenous artist whose work will explore the theme of railways in Saskatc...

On several days throughout September, Meewasin is once again presenting their Grazing Dinner: an evening of local food, a hike through the prairie, and a sheep herding demonstration. Grazing Dinners s...

Regina Police are looking for the public’s help in locating a 12-year-old boy. Mason Pelletier was last seen last seen on July 11, 2024 in the 700 block of Retallack Street. There is no evidence...

Triumphs, MGs of all kinds, TVRs, Land Rovers, and Astons are just some of the British cars that will be on display at the 24th annual Brits by the Bess, taking place Sunday on Saskatoon’s 21st ...

While working on grizzly bear research, scientists from the University of Saskatchewan have discovered a large number of previously undocumented polar bear dens. Dr. Doug Clark and his team found the ...

Five hundred posters, as part of the Government of Saskatchewan’s human trafficking campaign, will be featured for the first time at the Craven Country Thunder music festival this weekend. The p...

In an effort to rid the grasslands of invasive and overpopulated plant species, Meewasin is once again enlisting the help of shepherd Jared Epp and his flock of sheep. Meewasin’s Resource Managm...

The Government of Saskatchewan has allocated over $30 million into the province’s the arts, culture and heritage sector. The money aims to support exhibits at the Western Development Museum, pro...