The price people are paying for everything from food to fuel is up across the country, and while it’s being felt across the board, those on a fixed income are being hit particularly hard. Chris Carr spoke with seniors and students in Saskatchewan. Prices are rising very quickly compared to historical norms, and for many…
The top of the Saskatchewan Realtors Affiliation is voicing help for the proposed sale of Info Companies Company (ISC), the previous Crown company that operates the province’s land titles and registry system. The $1.2 billion deal would see a Plenary Americas subsidiary purchase ISC. Plenary is owned by Quebec-based pension fund supervisor La Caisse. Many professionals,…
Descrease article font dimension Enhance article font dimension A selected junction in West Regina has some visitors security enhancements en route after years of being deemed probably the most accident-prone intersection within the metropolis. The intersection of Dewdney Avenue and Lewvan Drive has a mean of 38 collisions per 12 months, measured over three years….
Descrease article font size Increase article font size Forecasts are calling for rain and even snow in part of Saskatchewan but dedicated campers are still showing up, determined to not let cold weather spoil their fun over the May long weekend. “What the heck, camping is camping, we’ll just make a fire and get wet,”…
As name volumes rise throughout Saskatchewan, paramedics say the province remains to be struggling to recruit and retain sufficient EMS staff. The difficulty a scorching subject at a paramedic convention in Saskatoon Tuesday, the place staff say some areas have seen name volumes climb as a lot as 15 per cent year-over-year, with staffing unable…
Officers in Saskatchewan say water ranges are anticipated to remain greater than regular over the following a number of days within the central a part of the province as widespread flooding continues. The Saskatchewan Public Security Company says 18 communities are underneath an area state of emergency attributable to flooding, together with Sturgeon Lake First…
By Hannah Sangster Global News Posted May 11, 2026 7:40 pm 1 min read Descrease article font size Increase article font size On Monday, May 11, a wildfire that Saskatchewan officials previously had under control in Starblanket and Little Black Bear First Nations, about an hour and a half northeast of Regina, reignited. Before the…
Descrease article font size Increase article font size As the May flowers begin to bloom in the province, so does allergy season. According to the Aerobiology Research Lab, Saskatoon will see a swift rise in birch, ash, and oak pollen, along with snow-delayed poplar, elm, and cedar pollen. Aerobiology Research Laboratories director, Daniel Coates, shared…
Descrease article font size Increase article font size With a brutal flooding season across Saskatchewan, many roads and bridges in rural municipalities are still underwater. With 35 local states of emergency declared, affected communities in the province are concerned with the amount of time and money repairs will take. “We’re a very small community in…
Flooding continues to create big challenges for many across Saskatchewan as spring runoff streams over roadways and through farmers’ fields. A state of emergency had been declared in 35 communities as of Thursday and at least one community is already asking the provincial government for help through its Provincial Disaster Assistance Program. Adding to the…
