Jessie Anton

Saskatchewan’s agriculture minister has written a letter to his federal counterpart, asking for an AgriRecovery assessment to financially help livestock producers in the province who are currently struggling with drought conditions.

The Northern Lights School Division continues to have ‘in dispute’ status with the Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation, after allegations that the division's director of education shared terms of a potential deal to staff that weren't yet discussed at the bargaining table.

After nine years as a Saskatchewan human rights commissioner, Heather Kuttai resigned from the role Monday in response to the province’s new policy that requires teachers to alert parents if their child wants to use a different gender expression at school.

Getting drivers to slow down in school zones is an ongoing challenge for Regina police. Now they're calling in some pint-sized recruits armed with backpacks and radar sticks.

Lt.-Gov. Russ Mirasty presented nearly two dozen bravery awards to people on Friday. Usually, the recipients are from Saskatchewan — or at least Canada. But this year was an exception.

The Regina Lutheran Home announced last week that it would be closing in the spring. Now, Orange Tree Living told residents of its last two homes, including Precious Memories Villa, that they’re also closing on an even shorter timeline.

A second-degree murder trial began this week at Regina's Court of King's Bench for Adam Hook, who is accused in the death of Jeffery Lehto nearly three years ago.

Murray Bedel has used his teeth to help in everyday tasks since he lost his arms in a farming accident nearly 50 years ago. His dentist warned him his teeth would eventually wear down. Now, that time has come.

After an abnormally warm start to the winter season, Saskatchewan’s normal winter has finally hit.

As negotiations between the Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation and the provincial government remain at a standstill, future educators worry about what's ahead in their careers. Teachers' federation, provincial government remain at a bargaining impasse