Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe is facing criticism over his trip to Lindsey Graham’s funeral, as the Opposition calls for an immediate breakdown of the visit’s cost.
Saskatchewan’s chief forensic pathologist found Boden Umpherville suffered a cardiac arrest due to drug use and a restricted airway while held down by police.
After years of bargaining, a union representing more than 14,000 health-care workers in Saskatchewan will vote on potential job action in September, CUPE Local 5430 says.
Under a new deal, the premiers say they are updating rules to allow more Canadian brewers and distillers to sell alcohol directly to Canadians outside of their home provinces.
A large majority of Canadians in a recent poll said they worry that artificial intelligence data centres will hike their power bills and harm the environment.
The opposition party says parents are having a hard time finding a daycare close to their home, and what doesn’t help… childcare license applications are being denied.
A prolonged heat wave is set to push temperatures into the mid-30s across southern Saskatchewan and Manitoba as wildfire smoke lingers in northern regions.
On Saturday, the Snowbirds will take to the skies of their homebase in Moose Jaw, Sask., for one final time before the squadron’s iconic fleet of Tutor jets is retired.
Burn specialists at an Ontario hospital say they have carried out a world-first treatment using a novel biological therapy to treat a young woman severely injured in a house fire.
SaskPower says the loss is driven by its decision to discontinue the federal carbon charge rate charged to customers as of April 1, 2025, while remaining obligated to pay under Saskatchewan’s Output-Based Performance Standards Program.
As the federal government releases its future energy strategy, Saskatchewan’s government and a major uranium mining company say it is ready to meet that demand.
Saskatchewan signed a memorandum of understanding with the Czech Republic on Friday. Premier Scott Moe said it will benefit sales and may help bump trade with Europe.
A Canadian court has ordered the government of Iran to pay $200 million to a British Columbia mechanic who was branded an ‘infidel’ and tortured for criticizing the Islamic regime.
Saskatchewan’s newest anti-drug regulation allows the province, or people harmed by drug trafficking, to sue drug traffickers for harm-related damages went into effect on Monday.
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe says while separatist agitation bubbles away in Alberta — and even in his own province — his party stands with Confederation.
An excellent, easy-to-implement initiative to break down these monopolies and boost competition in different regions. If only other countries/industries were doing this.
The Ford government says it is banning Chinese-made drones from being used in sensitive police investigations as the first step in a broader bid to remove them from the government supply chain altogether.
This impotent, pathetic shit stain rages but does nothing. I doesn’t touch anyone, he doesn’t smack the camera out of the woman who is filming’s hand, he just hisses and spits and calls brown people names.
Ukraine has talked about signing export deals with other countries to supply them with the advanced drone technology it has refined since Russia launched its full-scale invasion.
A 25-year-old man was killed in a bear attack in Saskatchewan, the provincial Ministry of Community Safety said, adding the bear was euthanized and taken to Saskatoon for testing.
The critical care ward in Saskatoon’s Royal University Hospital is expanding. Twenty-six new beds will be added over the next two years, the health minister said on Monday.
A Moose Jaw MP came forward, claiming this could be the Snowbirds’ final season. Global News asked both community members and government leaders their thoughts.
Henry’s Law will amend Saskatchewan’s building code to mandate carbon monoxide detectors in every suite in multi-unit housing complexes in honour of Henry Losco.
Canada’s plan to import Chinese electric vehicles is raising forced labour concerns, according to experts who testified before parliamentary committees over recent days.
Canada’s plan to import Chinese electric vehicles is raising forced labour concerns, according to experts who testified before parliamentary committees over recent days.
Former Canadian diplomat Michael Kovrig is sounding the alarm about Canada seeking deeper trade ties with China in the face of growing tensions and uncertainty with the U.S., warning the pivot carries significant risks to Canada’s economic security.
In a written letter to the council at the RM of Sherwood, the group writes “At every stage of this process our concerns have been deferred, reduced, or ignored.”
Benchmark home prices in Saskatchewan hit a record in March with a year-over-year increase of more than six per cent, according to the Saskatchewan Realtor’s Association.
Trump’s name has also been affixed to a planned class of Navy ships, a visa program, a government-run prescription drug website and federal savings accounts for children.
Maya Gebala was struck in her neck and in the head, just above her left eye, when shooter Jesse Van Rootselaar opened fire at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School on Feb. 10.
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