Abby Zieverink

After some very spring-like weather this week, it’s going to feel like winter again in most parts of Saskatchewan as a major storm rolls into the province on Wednesday.

Even more snow is expected to hit Saskatchewan on Friday, especially in northern parts of the province.

Friday was the first day of the golf season in the Queen City, as Tor Hill, Murray, and Joanne Goulet golf courses opened.

A Saskatchewan family is facing heartbreak and uncertainty after rising waters swallowed their farm near Armley, south of Nipawin.

It’s fun in the sun on Wednesday before a spring storm whips its way into the province.

Concerns are continuing to circulate around changes coming to Regina Public Schools’ elementary band program in the next school year.

Southwest Saskatchewan was hit the hardest by rain, with as much as 30 mm falling between Estevan and Yorkton. The Regina area got around 13 mm of rain, while the Saskatoon area got around eight mm.

Seeding is stalled for some farmers in Saskatchewan, as soggy conditions keep equipment out of the fields and the spring planting window narrows.

The Saskatchewan weather pendulum is swinging, bringing a taste of summer to the province after weeks of snowy and soggy conditions.

Multiple farmers and ranchers in the Prince Albert area are keeping a watchful eye on a wildfire burning nearby, worried changing conditions could bring flames and threaten their land, livestock and homes.