Saskatchewan News

Kilderic Moroy stands with his bicycle in Moose Jaw on Friday. He is cycling across Canada in support of Be The Change Earth Alliance.

The paving contractor responsible for twinning the highway between Prince Albert and Saskatoon expects construction to start up again this July.

A transgender woman in Canada's Saskatchewan province has filed a discrimination complaint against a bridal shop that wouldn't let her try on gowns, with a clerk reportedly telling her men weren't allowed to do so.

About 100 delegates from 15 different countries were in Saskatchewan from May 21 to 23 for the inaugural SaskPower Carbon Capture and Storage Global Consortium.

Regina's Mayor, Michael Fougere is taking steps twoards expanding the city by negotiating with a nearby rural municipality.

Friday, Cody Travis Walker, 22, who was originally charged with second degree murder in connection with the death, pleaded guilty to manslaughter.

All aboard! The Southern Prairie Railway is about to hit the tracks for its second year of tours in Saskatchewan.

Wall says he now believes it would be easier to scrap Parliament's chamber of sober second thought than try to change it.

On Tuesday, besieged with questions about The Great Senate Scandal, Stephen Harper didn't answer the questions that Canadians wanted answered.

Planes from American air bases are flying over Canadian airspace on what's being called the first-ever patrols of their type.

Alistair MacLeod is known, both in Canada and across the globe, as a chronicler of Nova Scotian life: in two acclaimed story collections, one novel , and an illustrated Christmas story.

Peery hails from Eureka, California, but has been competing in southeast Saskatchewan and North Dakota this year.

Todd Sherwin was off-duty when he had a tussle with a man he thought had been driving dangerously.

If Jeremy Jerry Mooswa meant to shoot Clifton Wolfe inside the confines of Wolfe's truck as they drove through Saskatoon, he would have, says a Saskatoon judge.

William Bill Tedjuk is living in a halfway house in Regina. Police say he is a high risk to re-offend. Police in Regina have issued a notice that a 47-year-old sex-offender, who is considered a high risk to re-offend, is living in the city's Heritage neighbourhood, in a halfway house for parolees.

A 24-year-old man charged with aggravated assault after a brutal attack Tuesday night in the city will stay in jail until his bail hearing.

Best-selling Canadian author, Barbara Huck , signs Morley Harrison's book during the launch of her new book: Kisiskatchewan: The Great River Road, at the Prince Albert Historical Museum on Wednesday.

The Regina Police Service is investigating after a 37-year-old man died in hospital Thursday morning not long after being taken into custody by police.

A new six lane bridge could span the South Saskatchewan River connecting Marquis Drive in the north end of Saskatoon to the east side by 2016.

Seven members of the Lake Alma Book Club drove to Estevan on May 1 to meet with author Marie Donais Calder at the Estevan Public Library.