Lisa Schick

Sticks and Doodles co-founder Kyle Moffatt said the wood-cut art company just started shipping to the U.S again, but if the tariffs threatened by President Donald Trump go through, it’ll have to stop.

Saskatchewan’s premier says he’s “not confident that we'll find our way to an agreement,” but added that he’s “equally not confident that these latest round of tariffs will actually follow through.”

A local Saskatchewan distiller says it’s great to see trade barriers being removed between the provinces when it comes to alcohol sales, but the new deal announced this week won’t necessarily be transformational for the company’s bottom line.

Over the past year and a half, Canada has had to deal with round after round of tariffs – and threats – from U.S. President Donald Trump.

According to Community Safety Minister Michael Weger, it’s reasonable for the community to be concerned when a person who’s a high risk to reoffend sexually is released back into the community.

People in Regina’s Heritage neighbourhood were feeling some déjà vu this week, as they were once again warned by the Regina Police Service that Jason Paul Thorn was being released to a supervisory residence in the area.

On Thursday, the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal announced the bail review

After earning a place to compete in the national Little League championships across the country, the North Regina Major AAA All-Stars are hoping the conflict between WestJet and its flight attendants doesn’t go into extra innings.

Correctional Services Canada (CSC) has declined to explain why it didn’t send a referral to the Parole Board of Canada (PBC) to detain Jason Paul Thorn past his statutory release date.

As B.C. declares a state of emergency and tries to deal with massive wildfires, Saskatchewan’s government is sending some help.