We the people, for the peopleSaturday, November 14, 2026View as newspaper
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.
RCMP are looking for two masked suspects after a man was shot on Thunderchild First Nation near Turtleford; he was taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
RCMP are asking the public for help to identify three men who sexually assaulted a woman in a Stanley Mission park on Oct. 2.
Saskatchewan's fourth Crown oil and gas offering of the fiscal year raised more than $29 million, led by bids in the Lloydminster area.
Two men from Onion Lake face fraud over $5,000 charges after the RCMP allege they collected unlawful payments from Onion Lake Cree Nation landholders over four years.
Regina police and SGI investigators say a January head-on crash on Pinkie Road was deliberately staged. Three people now face fraud over $5,000 and dangerous-driving charges.
