Investigation ongoing
Woman killed in Corrections transport crash was from Poundmaker First Nation
A 24-year-old North Battleford woman who died in a crash involving a Correctional Service Canada transport vehicle in eastern Alberta was a member of Poundmaker First Nation. Poundmaker First Nation officials identified the woman as Kiara Mooswa. RCMP did not initially release the names of the people who died, saying t...
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Cheers!
Labatt Breweries raises a toast to Sask. farmers with Baleboards campaign
The Labatt Brewing Company has teamed up with some Saskatchewan farmers as part of their new advertising campaign. The advertisements are far from what you'd normally see around the province as they're not a billboard, but rather, a 'Baleboard'. Placed along Highway 4 near Rosetown and Biggar, the eye-catching display...
Aug 06, 2026
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local talent
Macklin's Cole Reschny named to World Junior Summer Showcase roster for Team Canada
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Great reviews
Laughter for a cause: Bear Grease returns to Prince Albert
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Sexton sparks Riders in 27-22 win over Redblacks
Jul 04, 2026
Promoting music and culture
Submission for Saskatchewan Indigenous Music Awards 2026 are now open
Jun 30, 2026
Saskatchewan
Fuel, parts and tires
Fraudsters targeting heavy truck suppliers across Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan RCMP are warning heavy-duty trucking and transportation businesses after fraudsters targeted suppliers in several communities, including Battleford, Hudson Bay, Cudworth and Onion Lake. The RCMP issued the warning Wednesday after 12 businesses were impacted. Other affected communities include Weyburn, Kind...
Aug 05, 2026
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Concerning Uptick
MADD backs immediate roadside penalties as Sask. fatal impaired crashes rise
A spike in fatal crashes has put impaired driving back in the spotlight and, according to Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD), the province has faced the issue for years.According to the RCMP, Saskatchewan officers responded to 113 serious or fatal collisions involving impairment by drugs or alcohol in 2025. Police sa...
Aug 05, 2026
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LOCAL HISTORY
'It's not just a piece of engineering': Documentary highlights Saskatchewan bowstring bridges
What began as an appreciation for a distinctive piece of Saskatchewan engineering has become a race to preserve a disappearing part of the province's history.Scott Woroniuk, a filmmaker with Crosscut Films, is producing The Last Bowstrings: History of Saskatchewan's Bowstring Arch Bridges, a documentary exploring the c...
Aug 04, 2026
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Victoire, SK meets Victoire de Montréal
PWHL champion Willoughby excited to bring Walter Cup to Sask. for first time
For the last two months, the anticipation and excitement has been on a high for Montréal Victoire forward Kaitlin Willoughby. paNOW last spoke with Willoughby after the Prince Albert native helped her team win the Walter Cup back in May, the top prize in the Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL). Much like t...
Aug 04, 2026
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Canada
Evacuations underway as new Okanagan, B.C., wildfire explodes in size
SUMMERLAND - Evacuations are underway around Summerland, B.C., after a new wildfire near Okanagan Lake exploded in size. Erick Thompson with the Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen's emergency operations centre says the fire was first detected at...
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Federal government's handful of health cut reversals won't help most refugees: doctors
TORONTO - The federal government has reinstated full coverage for a handful of health-care services for refugees, but doctors say it's not nearly enough. On May 1, Canada's Interim Federal Health Program imposed a 30 per cent co-payment requirement fo...
9h ago
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Dairy farmers warn against concessions as U.S. tariff deadline looms
OTTAWA - Canadian dairy farmers are warning against any concessions involving their sector as trade talks intensify with the United States ahead of President Donald Trump's tariff deadline. A new round of 50 per cent American tariffs on a range of Cana...
9h ago
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N.S. Court of Appeal says province can't deny people in tents enhanced income support
HALIFAX - Nova Scotia's Court of Appeal ruled Wednesday that the province cannot refuse enhanced income support to unhoused people living in tents. The unanimous ruling by a panel of three judges overturned a Nova Scotia Supreme Court decision last yea...
9h ago
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Old military transport aircraft to get new lease on life as waterbombers
OTTAWA - The federal government said Friday it is selling 10 of its used CC-130H Hercules aircraft to B.C.-based aerospace company Coulson Aviation, which will convert them into firefighting aircraft. They're part of a fleet of 12 retired by the Royal ...
10h ago
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Two 18-year-olds charged in fatal Salsa on St. Clair shooting
TORONTO - A pair of 18-year-olds have been charged with first-degree murder in last month's deadly shooting at the Salsa on St. Clair festival, police said Friday, vowing to heighten security around other major street festivals. Jessiah Massaro-Gill a...
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