Sony, makers of PlayStation, is moving to digital gaming and will no longer make physical copies of games. One Sask. game store owner says the move will impact local gamers.
A business that’s growing in popularity in Canada is hoping to keep dog owners a little more accountable.
An American company called PooPrints is using a registry of canine DNA samples to find out which owners aren’t... Read more
The Western College of Veterinary Medicine (WCVM) says it will now resume its wildlife services after a temporary three week pause... Read more
VANCOUVER — Thousands of fans have gathered in Toronto and Vancouver to watch the World Cup soccer final between Spain and defending champion Argentina, bringing Canada's month-long tournament celebration to a close.
Reflecting on the tournament, FIFA World Cup 2026 Vancouver host committee lead... Read more
OTTAWA — Canada is widely expected to enter into a multinational, next-generation fighter jet program this week, though not as a full member.
International news media have reported for months that Ottawa is poised to sign onto a program to make a sixth-generation fighter with the U.K., Japan and... Read more
Saskatchewan Roughriders linebacker Jayden Dalke died in a vehicle crash on Saturday night.
The team confirmed his death on Sunday. No further details were available at the time of publication.
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Prime Minister Mark Carney says more than 5,000 firefighters and nearly 300 waterbombers and other aircraft are battling blazes as Canada experiences one of the worst wildfire seasons on record.
Carney said he visited federal workers in Ottawa on Sunday morning who are helping with wildfire... Read more
Drivers who rely on the University Bridge to cross the South Saskatchewan River were... Read more
The annual Back to Batoche festival is celebrating its 56th year as thousands from far and wide gather at the Batoche National Historic Site to... Read more
KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Russia attacked Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities with ballistic missiles, drones and guided bombs Sunday, killing at least six people and wounding dozens, authorities said, again... Read more
The winner of the World Cup will hoist a trophy, receive championship rings for the first time and gain a lifetime of glory in what will be a defining moment in the country’s sports history. It’ll also lead to a significant payday.
The World Cup winner earns US$51 million. The second... Read more
Taco Bell in Canada says the lettuce that has caused an outbreak of the diarrhea-causing parasite cyclospora in the United States has not been served at its locations.
The company made the announcement in a social media post after Taylor Farms lettuce served at five Taco Bell restaurants in... Read more
When she is not helping save lives as a paramedic, Rosthern’s Madeline Janzen is jumping out of airplanes with the Canadian Armed Forces SkyHawks parachute team, encouraging young people to believe... Read more
A Saskatchewan motorcycle instructor is preparing to push his mind and body to the absolute limit this summer, embarking on a gruelling 6,000-kilometre cross-country trek to battle the rising crisis of men’s suicide.
In late August, Regina’s Terry Alberts will kick off “The Long Haul... Read more
In the days leading up to All-Star Weekend for the Western Canadian Baseball League, Saskatoon Berries infielder Gael Salinas didn’t do much in the way of bunting.
Despite limited practice down the line, Salinas was among those crowned champions on a sweltering Saturday afternoon at Cairns Field... Read more
Despite two fatal bear-related incidents in northern Saskatchewan in the past two months, officials say reported bear interactions in Prince Albert National Park and the La Ronge area are down compared with last year.
Tom Perry, acting resource conservation manager for Prince Albert National Park,... Read more
Back To Batoche, the festival celebrating Métis and Indigenous culture, has returned for its 56th installment this weekend.
Batoche will become one of the largest communities in the province until Sunday as roughly 40,000 people flock to the National Historic Site from across Saskatchewan, Canada,... Read more
A proposed AI data centre at Valley View Centre site in Moose Jaw will not move ahead because it has been denied the electrical capacity required to operate, Saskatchewan Justice Minister and Moose Jaw North MLA Tim McLeod says.
McLeod said there has been “a lot of misunderstanding”... Read more
The warm weather months can be fleeting in Saskatchewan, but for people in and visiting the province, there are some new ways to enjoy the summer weather.
Saskatchewan Parks has partnered with several outfits to promote new ways for visitors to the... Read more
Northern parts of west-central Saskatchewan could face dangerous thunderstorms Saturday afternoon and evening, with tornadoes, large hail,... Read more
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — The United States and Iran exchanged strikes aimed at infrastructure and military targets on Saturday as an Iranian negotiator said Tehran had suspended its commitments under the interim deal with the U.S. — snapping another fragile thread as the war shows no end... Read more
Nine people were killed and more than 60 others were wounded in Russia by Ukrainian drone attacks overnight and later on Saturday, Russian officials said.
Kyiv’s forces are continuing their... Read more
The governments of Canada and Saskatchewan have stepped in to protect the immediate future of two historic provincial research hubs.... Read more
The federal government says it has delivered the toughest changes to Canada’s bail and sentencing laws in a generation. Conservatives say the job is only half done.
Conservative Members of Parliament gathered outside the Provincial Court of Saskatchewan in Regina on Wednesday to criticize Bill C-14... Read more
The Green Zone Replay – Friday, July 17
2:35 – Matthew Scianitti, TSN
The World Cup final is set. Spain faces Argentina with on Sunday afternoon to cap off the biggest soccer tournament in the world. TSN’s Matthew Scianitti has the full preview plus a look at how... Read more
Surveys were conducted throughout Friday in front of the mosque, with people sharing their opinions for and against
A Kinistino farm equipment business is back open after powerful winds last weekend pushed in doors, tore tin from the roof and damaged a training room.... Read more
For a century the Royal Canadian Legion has stood alongside Canada’s veterans, helping them navigate life after military service while ensuring their sacrifices are never forgotten.
The legion was celebrated in Regina on Friday, with members, veterans and community supporters gathering... Read more
A debate that has largely played out on social media and in online comments, shifted into an in-person setting as supporters and opponents of a downtown Regina mosque’s outdoor call to prayer met... Read more
Saskatchewan’s new Mistik Studios is giving a sneak peek of its very first project, aiming to bring Indigenous culture to the global gaming stage.
A security guard at a business in the 2200 block of 22nd Street West was assaulted with a... Read more
Team Canada will have strong representation from Saskatchewan this month, as the country goes for gold at the 2026 Commonwealth Games.
Seven athletes and one coach have been announced by Team Canada, who will wear the maple leaf at the 23rd edition of the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland.... Read more
Two federally run research farms in Saskatchewan that were expected to close are staying open after the government of Saskatchewan signed a memorandum of understanding with AAFC.
TORONTO — A judge has declared a mistrial on Frank Stronach’s sexual assault conviction in a rare post-verdict ruling, the billionaire businessman's lawyer said Friday.
The 93-year-old was found guilty last month of sexual assault and the historical offence of indecent assault related to separate... Read more
MONTREAL — Federal authorities are looking into whether Canadian National Railway Co. broke the law after a crew had to be evacuated from a train engulfed in flames in northwestern Ontario.
The government is "conducting followup oversight" to determine if CN failed to comply with rules under the... Read more
Residents in Saskatchewan are favourable towards the new Provincial Disaster Assistance Program (PDAP) changes announced on Thursday.
The province said the... Read more
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump is threatening to increase tariffs on Canada due to smoke from wildfires in Ontario blanketing parts of the United States.
Trump says on social media he is "holding Canada responsible" for not properly maintaining forested areas and that he will call Prime... Read more
MONTREAL — Daniel Jolivet says he's gone through the full spectrum of human emotions since he learned that Justice Minister Sean Fraser has ordered a new trial in his case.
"The crying, the laughter, the trembling — everything," he told journalists outside Montreal's courthouse on Friday afternoon... Read more
OTTAWA — Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is demanding more information from Prime Minister Mark Carney about the deal made with the Trump administration to open the Gordie Howe International Bridge.
"It's time for you to release the deal so Canadians can see for themselves what you negotiated... Read more
VANCOUVER — The Canadian Cancer Society says Canada's federal and provincial governments need to strengthen regulations of vaping products to stem more youth addiction to nicotine, as e-cigarette marketing practices are poised to be put on trial in a national class-action lawsuit.
The B.C. Supreme... Read more