Business / local economy
Canpotex invests $500M in Vancouver port expansion
Saskatoon-based Canpotex breaks ground on a $500 million upgrade at the Port of Vancouver to move more Saskatchewan potash to overseas markets.
Provincial government
Moose Jaw overpass rebuild nears higher clearance
The $35 million Moose Jaw overpass on Highway 2 over Highway 1 is set to finish by mid-October with a higher 5.3-metre clearance.
Incident / police
Regina man charged after fleeing police in stolen truck
RCMP allege a Regina man drove a stolen truck away from officers on Kawacatoose First Nation, ending a multi-detachment pursuit with tire spikes and charges including flight from a peace officer.
Provincial government
Sask. cites $30B infrastructure target, local procurement share
The province says more than 94 per cent of its 2025-26 procurements, worth $698 million, went to Saskatchewan-based companies as it pushes toward a $30 billion infrastructure target.
Incident / police
Saskatoon man charged after firearm discharges at home
A 27-year-old Saskatoon man was wounded when a firearm went off while he took it apart, and now faces seven weapons-related charges, police say.
Incident / police
RCMP arrest 12 in Ahtahkakoop Cree Nation searches
Saskatchewan RCMP arrested 12 people and seized six firearms and 28 grams of cocaine in searches of three homes on Ahtahkakoop Cree Nation on September 17. One man faces charges.
Incident / police
Regina police seek help finding missing pair
Regina police are asking the public for help finding Starla Badger, 3, and Stacey Badger, 23, last seen on September 19 in the 1100 block of McTavish Street.
Incident / police
Saskatoon guns and gangs unit lays 40 charges after bust
Saskatoon police seized about 17 kilograms of cocaine and methamphetamine, two handguns, a prohibited rifle and $326,490 in cash. Three people face 40 charges.
Courts / justice
Regina company, man charged under foreign worker Act
Escalade Transportation Inc. and Hafiz Tariq Ayub each face three charges under The Foreign Worker Recruitment and Immigration Services Act, 2013, over alleged conduct in Regina between November 2022
Business / local economy
Saskatchewan housing starts rank in top two for third month
CMHC data show Saskatchewan housing starts rose 65.5 per cent in August 2026, with multiple-unit starts up 116.7 per cent and the province ranking first or second nationally for a third straight month
Courts / justice
JD Trucking and individual charged under Immigration Services Act
JD Trucking Ltd. and Jorawar Singh are charged under The Immigration Services Act, 2024 with providing false or misleading information, in a Regina court matter adjourned to September 28.
Business / local economy
Bell AI expansion puts data centre headquarters in Regina area
Saskatchewan approved a Bell AI data centre expansion the province values at more than $50 billion, with a headquarters in the Regina area and up to 500 permanent jobs.
Incident / police
RCMP seize 2,000 pounds of illicit cannabis near Maple Creek
RCMP stopped a vehicle on Highway 1 near Maple Creek on September 4 and seized 1,928 pounds of dried cannabis, 56 pounds of hashish and 15 litres of THC resin.
Provincial government
Saskatchewan, Alberta and NWT sign nuclear cooperation deal
Saskatchewan, Alberta and the Northwest Territories signed a memorandum of understanding on September 14 to share information on nuclear generation and improve electricity transmission.
Courts / justice
Saskatoon man charged with ten counts in school investigation
A 41-year-old Saskatoon man faces five counts of sexual assault and five of assault after a child abuse investigation at a city school.
Incident / police
Battlefords RCMP August overview: 2,420 calls for service
Battlefords RCMP reported 2,420 calls for service, 331 property crime reports and 179 persons crime reports for August 2026.
Business / local economy
Saskatchewan Adds 2,600 Jobs in August
Saskatchewan added 2,600 jobs in August as the rest of Canada shed nearly 42,000, with the unemployment rate at 6.0 per cent - the third lowest among provinces. Construction led private-sector growth,