Saskatoon man charged with ten counts in school investigation
A 41-year-old Saskatoon man faces five counts of sexual assault and five of assault after a child abuse investigation at a city school.
Saskatchewan Adds 2,600 Jobs in August
Saskatchewan added 2,600 jobs in August as the rest of Canada shed nearly 42,000, with the unemployment rate at 6.0 per cent - the third lowest among provinces. Construction led private-sector growth,
Battlefords RCMP seek man charged in First Nation firearm discharge
A warrant is out for an 18-year-old North Battleford man after a firearm was fired at a house on Mosquito Grizzly Bear's Head Lean Man First Nation. RCMP are asking the public to report sightings.
Saskatchewan Brewers and Distillers Support 50 Per Cent Levy on Alcohol Imports from the US
Saskatchewan brewers and distillers have backed the province's 50 per cent levy on American alcohol, the response to a 50 per cent US tariff on Canadian alcohol enacted August 22.
Government and FSIN Extend SIGA Online Exclusivity and Announce Gaming Centre Pilot
The Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority keeps its exclusive online gaming licence until September 2029, and a gaming centre pilot is cleared for Flying Dust First Nation.
Teen Charged After Firearm Incident at Saskatchewan School
A teenager faces charges after a firearm-related incident at a school in Norquay, prompting a quick police response and a temporary lockdown. According to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), officers received a report around 12:45 p.m
Saskatchewan Penitentiary Incident: 1 Inmate Killed & 2 Injured
An inmate has died and two others suffered injuries after a violent incident inside the Saskatchewan Penitentiary, prompting an immediate lockdown and security response. Correctional officials confirmed that the incident took place in a max
Saskatchewan Joins Push for Judicial Appointment Reform
Who should choose judges? The federal government or the provinces? A new debate is heating up. Saskatchewan is joining other provinces to push for major changes in how Canada selects judges. Premier Scott Moe, along with leaders from Ontari
Saskatoon Education Workers Rally for Higher Pay
“We support students every day” – Now education workers are asking for support in return. Education workers and their supporters gathered in downtown Saskatoon on March 28, 2026, calling for better wages and improved working conditions. The
Meth Seizure at Saskatchewan Penitentiary
A routine day turned into a major drug bust inside one of Canada’s prisons. Authorities in Saskatchewan seized a large amount of illegal drugs at Saskatchewan Penitentiary, showing ongoing efforts to stop contraband from entering correction
RCMP Seize Crossbow and 9 Guns at Fishing Lake First Nation
Police in Saskatchewan say they found a large number of weapons, including a crossbow and nine guns, during a search at a home on Fishing Lake First Nation. One man has been arrested and charged, police confirmed in late January. On January
Did These Sask. Restaurant Owners Exploit Foreign Workers?
Two restaurant owners in Saskatchewan are facing serious immigration-related charges after allegations that they mistreated foreign workers last year. The case highlights how the province is trying to protect temporary workers from unfair t
Work Begins on Two New Flood Mitigation Projects in Saskatoon
Construction is now underway on two major flood control projects in Saskatoon as part of the city’s ongoing Flood Control Strategy (FCS). These projects, located at Cumberland Park and on University of Saskatchewan land near 14th Street Eas
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Dispute Over Misty Burton Concrete Services
A business dispute involving Misty Burton Concrete Services and Future Now has escalated into accusations of poor workmanship, defamation, and aggressive debt collection tactics. The issue stems from substandard concrete work performed by M
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How a Crown Prosecutor Escaped Accountability in a High-Profile Malicious Prosecution Case
The Miazga v. Kvello Estate case is a landmark Supreme Court decision in Canada that highlights the complexities of prosecuting malicious prosecution claims against Crown attorneys. Here’s a simplified overview of the case and its implicati
David Woods: Saskatoon Man Denied New Trial After Conviction for Wife’s Murder
David Woods, a Saskatoon man convicted of the first-degree murder of his wife Dorothy, has been denied a new trial by Saskatchewan’s highest court. The ruling, announced on August 30, 2019, confirms Woods’s life sentence with no chance of p