Events

Fire bans: what is and isn't allowed

Camping season is officially here with the May Long weekend officially underway, but there are a lot of fire bans currently active around the province that should stop you from lighting a fire for you...

May 16, 2025

Wool, mustard and pulse crops: Sask. lieutenant-governor highlights prairie identity in royal audience

Saskatchewan's lieutenant-governor says meeting King Charles III during a private audience at Buckingham Palace was "quite amazing.""It was a little overwhelming, but His Majesty was very gracious and...

May 15, 2025

Sask. theatre troupe reimagines Shakespeare for student ahead of international debut

What if lago never stopped talking? A Saskatchewan playwright imagined just that and now students are discovering Shakespeare in a whole new way. Rumpus Studio Theatre kicked off its school tour Tuesd...

May 14, 2025

Horse bones and hometown pride: Bunnock brings generations together in Meadow Lake

Horse ankle bones, lawn chairs, and laughter might sound like an odd mix - but in Meadow Lake, they're part of a growing tradition that's bringing generations together through an old-fashioned sport c...

May 10, 2025

SIRT: Man found in medical distress 5.5 hours after being lodged in cell by Melfort RCMP

More details have been released regarding an in-custody death at the Melfort RCMP detachment. The Saskatchewan Serious Incident Response Team (SIRT) was notified about the death on Tuesday, May 6. Sho...

May 09, 2025

McHappy Day returns Thursday: Join Canadians in supporting families with sick and injured children

It's a deliciously easy way to support fellow Canadians.The 31st McHappy Day event takes place on Thursday, May 8 with McDonald's and local independent franchisees contributing a portion of proceeds t...

May 06, 2025

'We need a break': James Smith Cree Nation Chief urges caution following destructive wildfire

The fire situation is now considered under control on James Smith Cree Nation (JSCN), but there are lingering effects for several community members who lost their homes in the weekend blaze."There are...

May 05, 2025

Domestic violence survivor adds voice to Red Dress Day movement

Kerry Benjoe knows the devastation domestic violence can cause. "I'm an amputee. I lost my left leg because of [domestic] violence."The journalist, originally from Muscowpetung Saulteaux Nation, has a...

May 04, 2025

Tourism Sask: Canadian inclination to travel to US declined, American travel to Canada remains strong

Tourism Saskatchewan doesn't plan on making any major marketing shifts as the tourism season approaches, despite current Canada-US relations. American anglers and hunters represent the strongest inter...

May 01, 2025

Thai refugees in Rosthern spark interest in sport of Sepak Takraw

With agile moves known as the horse kick serve, sunback spike, and roll spike, Sepak Takraw is certainly a sport that makes those passing by slow down to watch. It's not quite volleyball or badminton ...

May 01, 2025