Saskatchewan fans have waited a long time for a night like this. Under the lights in Winnipeg, the Roughriders finally broke a 12-year championship drought and reclaimed the Grey Cup with a poised, physical performance that felt earned from the opening whistle.[...]
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City breaks ground on Regina’s new multimillion-dollar aquatic facility
After years of debate, design tweaks, and ballooning costs, Regina has finally broken ground on its new indoor aquatic centre. Touted as one of the city’s largest recreation projects, the $313.6-million facility will feature Olympic-sized pools, a waterpark, fitness spaces, and more.[...]
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Saskatchewan government plans to extend life of coal plants
Saskatchewan is betting on coal—at least for a little while longer. In a letter to SaskPower employees, Minister Jeremy Harrison said the province will extend the life of its coal plants as it prepares for a nuclear-powered future. The move aims to[...]
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Saskatchewan premier says he can ‘get behind’ Ottawa’s energy superpower vision
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe isn’t known for siding with Liberals — which is why his nod to Prime Minister Mark Carney’s energy vision turned heads. Speaking in Calgary alongside Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, Moe said he supports Carney’s push to make Canada[...]
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Saskatchewan to resume purchase, distribution of all U.S.-produced alcohol
After months of holding the line in a simmering trade war, Saskatchewan is backing off one of its headline countermeasures—resuming purchases of U.S.-made alcohol. The province’s liquor authority confirmed it will restock American booze, despite federal tariffs that still double the cost.[...]
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Saskatchewan in ‘unprecedented’ measles outbreak
In 2025, measles shouldn’t be making headlines—but here we are. Saskatchewan is now part of a fast-growing North American outbreak, with nearly all local cases among the unvaccinated. Health officials say the virus is spreading within households and communities, and they’re urging[...]
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Sask. Water Security Agency Projects ‘Near Normal’ Souris Basin Run Off
The Saskatchewan Water Security Agency develops comprehensive basin run-off projections each spring for river basins the impact the province. It matters in Minot because much of the Souris River’s upper basin lies in Southern Saskatchewan, and the water that runs off there[...]
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Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe announces new border plan as Trump tariff threat looms
Premier Scott Moe is rolling out a border security plan, bolstering enforcement along the Saskatchewan-U.S. boundary just as a new tariff threat from Donald Trump looms. With key tools and officers in place, Moe’s approach aims to ease cross-border tensions while addressing[...]
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Sask Water Security Agency Urges Caution Near Rivers This Winter
The reason for the extra caution is the fact that more water is being released from reservoirs than usual… and this includes the Souris River. It’s not cause for alarm, but it is the second provincial agency to recently issue a press[...]
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Rural Drive-in Theaters: Modest Renaissance in Saskatchewan
For nostalgia seeking movie watchers, there are still a few places to catch a movie from your car… on an actual big screen. [...]Read More... from Rural Drive-in Theaters: Modest Renaissance in Saskatchewan
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