We the people, for the peopleWednesday, November 4, 2026
Innovation Saskatchewan and the Ministry of Environment chose Saskatoon biotech PathoScan as winner of the Aquatic Invasive Species Innovation Challenge. It will adapt its PathoBox rapid diagnostics p
RCMP say a 22-year-old Pelican Narrows man died after firing at two teenage youths, and the youth who fired back was released without charges.
Regina police say an 18-year-old from Surrey faces four charges, including three counts of possession for the purpose of trafficking, after officers seized fentanyl, methamphetamine, cocaine and $24,1
CIC's 2025-26 payee report shows $2.1 billion in Crown procurement, $1.5 billion to Saskatchewan suppliers including $152 million to Indigenous suppliers, and $68 million in dividends to the province.
Regina police say a two-month investigation led to trafficking and firearms charges against three adults and a 14-year-old after officers seized about 1.3 kg of meth, three sawed-off guns and $7,870.
Innovation Saskatchewan has opened the Agtech Commercialization Readiness (ACRE) program, offering up to $30,000 for on-farm pilot projects that pair Saskatchewan agtech companies with producers.
Regina police have charged a woman and a male youth with second degree murder in the August death of Rebecca Mathieson, which police count as the city's fifth homicide of 2026.
A pickup truck with red and blue lights tried to pull a driver over on Highway 36 near Coronach on Oct. 23. RCMP say the white or light-grey Ford F-150 is not a police vehicle and have not located it.
Starting November 9, agricultural Crown land leases will be offered through ongoing online auctions run by McDougall Auctioneers Ltd., replacing the single annual offering. Producers bid as leases bec
A 28-year-old man faces an assault-with-a-weapon charge after Regina police say a victim was reportedly hit on the head on Saturday afternoon.
Construction of Grenfell's new 33-bed Saskatchewan Health Authority care home is half done, part of a push to keep rural seniors close to home.
An independent review clears the Saskatchewan Assessment Management Agency but flags four governance gaps. SAMA oversees an assessment base valued at more than $278 billion that backs about $2.63 bill
Saskatchewan is backing a federal bill to end the tanker ban on B.C.'s north coast, arguing it would open new markets, cut per-barrel shipping costs and lift prices for Western Canadian oil.
Premier Moe's 2026 throne speech sets the session's agenda, promising the Safer Homes for Seniors Act, MAID safeguards, a Prevention of Deceptive AI Act and tougher impaired-driving penalties, with mo
Saskatchewan RCMP's SERT teams made 46 arrests and executed 44 warrant arrests across the province in September, seizing seven firearms, 773 grams of cocaine and 30 grams of methamphetamine. The month
Saskatoon police say three unknown men demanded property from two victims near 17th Street West and Avenue S South on Oct. 23, then shot one of them when they refused. The victim's injury is believed
RCMP say a pursuit that crossed Highway 16 near Saskatoon and ended near Cando led to firearms charges against three men. The charges are allegations.
