We the people, for the peopleFriday, October 23, 2026
25-year-old Maddison Blueeyes is charged with first degree murder in the shooting death of 20-year-old Deandre Lagimodiere on Robinson Street - the city's sixth homicide of 2026. Blueeyes appeared in
Fraudsters are spoofing the Regina Police non-emergency line (306-777-6500) and posing as officers investigating fraud, fishing for personal and financial details. Police say they never solicit funds
Building construction investment in Saskatchewan hit $621 million in August, up 17.3 per cent year over year, with Regina up 54.7 per cent to $161 million.
The province returns to mandatory testing in designated wildlife zones and voluntary testing elsewhere for 2026-27, after hunters asked for continued access when deciding whether to consume harvested
The province says Saskatchewan has 156,850 small businesses, the second-most per capita in Canada, and that they employ about 30 per cent of the workforce and pay more than $8.3 billion in wages.
Saskatoon hospitals have opened 80 new acute care beds, with $73 million in provincial funding this fiscal year. The province says the beds will ease pressure on emergency departments and cut admissio
A man is in hospital after being shot in a park in the 200 block of Avenue Y South on Friday night. Saskatoon police say a group of people approached him and fled before officers arrived, and no arres
For the second time this year, an RCMP officer was nearly hit at highway speed while on a traffic stop, this time on Highway 16 west of Lashburn. A standing reminder to slow to 60 km/h and move over f
A 31-year-old Dundurn woman is charged with fraud after Saskatoon police allege more than $30,000 was diverted from a local business to her personal account. The charge has not been proven in court.
Regina police and Saskatchewan RCMP SERT helped the OPP arrest two Arnprior, Ont. residents in Regina after a cross-province manhunt tied to a September death in Ontario. Lindsay Dolan, 37, and Dylan
Leader RCMP say a red SUV flashing police lights pulled up behind a truck near Lancer on Oct 13 and matches no police agency in the area. Anyone who pulled over for it is asked to come forward.
Ground has broken on a new Saskatoon cancer patient lodge, funded by over $7 million from each of Saskatchewan and Ottawa plus $10 million from the Cancer Foundation of Saskatchewan. The 33-room facil
$12 million in upgrades supports the dam that supplies about 25 per cent of Saskatchewan's population, including Regina and Moose Jaw, plus two potash mines.
Canada's largest helium purification facility has opened near Stewart Valley, raising Saskatchewan's yearly output by more than 40 per cent toward a 10 per cent global supply goal.
Saskatchewan has opened a public survey on The Saskatchewan Farm Security Act, asking about farm land ownership, home quarter protection and foreclosure protections, open until Nov. 30.
A $73.5 million joint federal-provincial investment will fund 10 Saskatchewan projects improving water, wastewater, drainage and sewer infrastructure to unlock new housing supply. Government Relations
Saskatchewan appointed its first five associate judges to the Court of King's Bench, adding a new tier meant to speed up civil and family cases.
