Nigel Maxwell

As of Wednesday afternoon, 15 local states of emergency remained active across Saskatchewan, with peak floodwaters expected to arrive within four to six days in some areas.

Stating there is a lack of funds to support families with missing loved ones, Carson Poitras says the federal government needs to directly involve those same families in the decision-making process.

RCMP say the deaths of two men at a building in Humboldt on Thursday are not considered suspicious.

In connection to a young woman's death on Friday at Turnor Lake, a 25-year-old man has been charged with manslaughter.

The development of a new eight-unit women's shelter south of Prince Albert represents a milestone for Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation but also a new beginning for the women and children who will be staying there.

Producers across the northeast region have a bone to pick with mother nature. Seeding progress has been greatly slowed due to widespread rain and flooding.

Citing data that shows crime rates in the North are nine times higher than those in urban centres in central and southern Saskatchewan, the provincial

For the second time in less than two weeks, a church at Little Red River Reserve has been destroyed by fire.

A man found responsible for several assaults and an attempted robbery with a knife has received a four-year global sentence, meaning he will serve one sentence for all his convictions with a year of probation added.

Tyrone Bishop appeared at Prince Albert Provincial Court on Fri, March 27, supported in the room by his parents, who were visibly emotional after hearing Judge Jeffrey Lubyk’s decision in the child sex abuse case.