News/Canada/Saskatchewan

Hudson Bay, Last Mountain and Wynyard had the hottest July on record for those communities, while Melfort, Nipawin, Pilger and Prince Albert had the driest July on record for them this year. 

The Saskatchewan Court of Appeal reduced a manslaughter sentence for a young offender who beat a La Ronge restaurant owner to death in 2017.

The Saskatchewan Court of Appeal reduced a manslaughter sentence for a young offender who beat a La Ronge restaurant owner to death in 2017.

With COVID-19 restrictions lifted in the province, many popular events and festivals are going ahead with caution this August.

Monday is Saskatchewan Day and a holiday across the province. The City of Regina has released its schedule for the day. 

CBC Saskatchewan is hearing from children this summer in a miniseries featuring advice from kids for kids (and adults). This week it’s all about combating boredom.

Regina’s City Street Farms transforms people’s lawns into vegetable gardens, then splits the produce between the business, homeowner and food bank.

Saskatchewan reported 43 new COVID-19 cases on Sunday, with the far northwest zone reporting the most new cases in the province. There have been no new deaths due to the virus. 

Several heat warnings have been issued along the Alberta and Saskatchewan border, as far north as Uranium City and Maple Creek in the south. 

Tammara Thibeault, who started boxing in Regina, became a first-time Olympian at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

It is no longer tolerated to own another person or to enslave them, but when I look around and speak with friends and family it would seem that we are still in bondage in many ways.

People hoping for some outdoor adventures this August long weekend should get ready for busy lakes and beaches in Saskatchewan.

There were no new deaths from COVID-19 reported in the province Saturday. There are 46 people in hospital with the illness, including 11 in intensive care.

An RCMP officer of 15 years has been suspended with pay after police say he was twice caught driving impaired while off duty this week.

New details have emerged about the Catholic Church’s controversial multimillion-dollar legal bill paid from a fund intended for residential school survivors.

New details have emerged about the Catholic Church’s controversial multi-million dollar legal bill paid from a fund intended for residential school survivors.

A Saskatoon woman aims to break a culture of silence by legally defending her social media posts that outlined the harm she allegedly experienced while working on a video shoot in Saskatoon.

The process has been made significantly more complicated by the province’s decision to lift all COVID-19 restrictions on July 11. 

Sometimes, it’s impossible to get to every story in one road trip. So Land of Living Stories is taking a mini trip back to some places we’ve already been to tell the stories we missed last time. Buckle up!

The Catholic Church spent millions supposed to go to residential school survivors on lawyers, administration and unapproved loans.

Data shows COVID-19’s likelihood of spreading in Saskatchewan has been increasing. A biostatistician says it’s a ‘troubling’ trend.

The decision comes as COVID-19 “moves from pandemic to endemic,” according to the Saskatchewan government.

Self-isolation in Saskatchewan is not enforceable under a public health order for people who have been diagnosed with COVID-19 or may have been exposed to the virus.

An open letter to the young activists of today.

Over the years many Indigenous languages and cultural practices have been lost and others are fading. Now, a Saskatchewan producer is working hard to prevent further loss by preserving all types of Indigenous music. 

Saskatchewan’s far north recorded 220 COVID-19 cases per 100,000 last week. During the same period, the national rate was just 8 per 100,000 people. 

A construction crew working near Maymont, Sask., could only watch and try to get out of the way as a speeding car drove erratically toward them in a closed lane. 

The count is higher than any point since July 12, the day after all public COVID-19 restrictions lifted.

Of the 1,933 doses, approximately 75 per cent of them were second doses. 

Police-reported crime took a downturn in 2020 around the country and especially in the Regina area.

Some countries have yet to recognize the mixing of vaccines or the double-dosing of AstraZeneca as full vaccination.