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Sask. Premier Scott Moe says federal election results an opportunity to 'reset' relationship with Ottawa
Thirteen of the 14 federal ridings in Saskatchewan are projected to elect Conservative MPs, with Buckley Belanger projected to become the first Liberal MP elected in the province since 2015.
Sask. academics shun travel to U.S. amid political climate
Travel to United States is a decision more academics are grappling with as they deal with changing immigration policies in the United States and threats to academic freedom from President Donald Trump.
Death of man on Victoria Avenue being investigated as homicide: Regina police
Regina police say they're investigating the death of a man found injured on Victoria Avenue early Thursday morning as the city's third homicide of 2025.
Students' union files lawsuit against University of Regina over terminated fee agreement
The University of Regina Students' Union has filed a lawsuit against the university as a dispute over the student organization's governance continues to escalate.
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre holds rally in Saskatoon
Liberal Leader Mark Carney and NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh both stopped in Saskatoon earlier in April.
Sask. Public Safety Agency forecasts 'average' wildfire season after destructive 2024 season
Saskatchewan is forecast for a wetter and colder April before transitioning to more average conditions in May, according to the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency. That's a different expectation from last year, when the province recorded the third-largest area burned in the last 10 years
Do the Liberals have a hope of reclaiming Regina-Wascana this election?
Liberal MP Ralph Goodale held Regina-Wascana for more than 25 years. Can the Liberals win it back?
April to be permanently recognized as Sikh Heritage Month in Sask., after Opposition member's bill passes
April is an important month for the Sikh religion. The religious festival, Vaisakh, is held during the month.
Regina's Ignite adult learning centre hopes for last-minute funding from province to keep doors open
Ignite officials say they need approximately $940,000. The Ministry of Immigration and Career Training is only willing to provide $250,000 for 2025.
Infrastructure funding top of mind among Sask. urban municipalities
SUMA president Randy Goulden stressed that municipalities are not asking for handouts. She said they want to be partners with the federal and provincial governments.