REGINA — Special Olympics Saskatchewan received a $9,514 donation from the Knights of Columbus during the organization’s annual general meeting on April 19.

Canadian consumers are paying nearly 30 per cent more for food than they were in 2020, while prices paid to farmers have remained largely stagnant, according to a new report…

The Major Recreation Board reviewed a strong start to 2026 and set key dates for upcoming community events during its April 20 meeting.

Twenty students and five teachers from Sun West School Division will take part in the Alberta FACES program this summer as the division evaluates bringing a similar initiative to Saskatchewan.

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KINDERSLEY — Town council has adopted its 2026 operating and capital budget and confirmed the municipal property tax mill rate will remain unchanged at 11.25 mills for the year.

Mel Trobert was born in 1950 and raised on a farm near Tribune. He soon found himself working on drilling rigs at a young age. That’s not surprising since, as the youngest of seven children…

A Saskatchewan grassland conservation group has released an updated tool to help assess the health of native prairie rangelands.

All 162 medical residency seats at the University of Saskatchewan have been filled through the 2026 Canadian Resident Matching Service.

Canada will no longer be required to test flaxseed shipments destined for the European Union, ending a protocol that has been in place since 2009…

Requests for assistance to Saskatchewan’s Ombudsman increased for the second year in a row, according to the office’s 2025 annual report.

Curling’s game of musical chairs has begun. Now that Brad Jacobs and his rink have won the men’s world curling championship and Kerri Einarson came up one game short at the women’s worlds…

What if I told you that you can have what you want. Would you know what that is? I know sometimes it is hard after a loss but it is a pivotal question because getting curious…

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Have you ever had circumstances, a random podcast, a book you’re reading or a sign on a billboard all relay the same message? That’s what happened this past week…

This marks the 11th year Kinley Hildebrandt and her mother, Candis, have held their toy drive for the Children’s Hospital in Saskatoon. “Every year I think it might be the last one,” Candis mused.

Students and staff at Burstall School wore rainbow colours to mark World Autism Awareness Day on April 2, highlighting the message that every brain works in its own unique way.

REGINA — Farm Credit Canada is now accepting applications for its FCC AgriSpirit Fund, supporting capital projects aimed at improving quality of life in rural communities.

After three hours of snowblowing on the farm near Pinkham, Greg Paulhus drove his wife, Fern Block, to the Smiley Hutterite Colony, where she works as a teacher and principal.