A wildfire evacuation of a northern Saskatchewan community has led to a rapidly increasing outbreak of COVID-19 – a situation their emergency response coordinator says could have been minimized if the province didn’t lift all public health restrictions.
Tom Roberts knows emotions will run high this weekend during a search for unmarked graves in La Ronge.
On Thursday, the Far North West region recorded another 14 cases of COVID-19, bring the total active cases for the region to 83.
The Ministry of Highways has opened two new sets of passing lanes on Highway 2 between Prince Albert and Christopher Lake which it says will improve safety.
The City of Prince Albert has reopened a playground in the Crescent Heights area following a major upgrade.
The Lac La Ronge Indian Band is hosting a sacred ceremony this week as it searches a formal residential school site for unmarked graves.
The owner of the Loon Lake Hotel isn’t allowing unvaccinated customers inside the hotel and bar.
Police say a man wanted on a Canada-wide warrant in connection with a Prince Albert homicide has been arrested in Nunvaut.
The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency has lifted a fire ban for provincial parks and Crown lands, thanks to scattered rain and cooler temperatures.
Ron and Al Desjardin's traditional lands are being threatened by over 130 wildfires roaring through northern Saskatchewan.
The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) has issued an evacuation order for residents and campers in Whelan Bay because of a wildfire about five kilometres away.
The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) is looking ahead to potentially bringing in firefighters across Canada as it continues to grapple with over 100 wildfires burning in the north.
The RCMP is named in a lawsuit filed on behalf of a man whose brother was allegedly killed by a Prince Albert Mountie.
A Saskatchewan woman gave birth to her second daughter, just hours after finding out she was pregnant.
A wildfire evacuation of a northern Saskatchewan community has led to a rapidly increasing outbreak of COVID-19 – a situation their emergency response coordinator says could have been minimized if the province didn’t lift all public health restrictions.
According to the head of the Saskatoon Teachers' Association (STA), many educators have one major concern with the provincial government's plan for the upcoming school year.
A University of Saskatchewan professor is researching the threats that spruce budworms, a type of moth, has on woodland caribou in Canada.
A relic from the Second World War caused a scare in the city's Caswell hill neighbourhood on Thursday.
Forget the massive dance-off from the Olympic opening ceremony five years ago in Brazil. The rock concert vibe from the 2012 London Games is a distant memory too.
North Battleford RCMP are asking for help finding the owner of an urn that was found behind a business on the Highway 16 bypass in North Battleford.
The extreme heat and dryness in Saskatchewan this year are symptoms of climate change, according to expert John Pomeroy.
As dry and hot conditions persist in the province, farmers like Jeremy Welter have increasing concerns over the future as they sit and wait for the skies to open up with some much-needed rain.
A rural Alberta couple reveal a few secrets to their 75 year long marriage.
David Ewasuk has the story of a yellow Labrador retriever with a unique pastime that has some people buzzing.
'Ghosts of the mountains' caught on camera: Sighting of a rare snow leopard species made for the first time in 5 years in Kazakhstan.
Aylmer family told to tear down their home, even though plans were approved by City officials.
Just because Canada and the United States worked closely together to restrict travel across their shared border doesn't mean they were always going to move in lockstep when the time came to reopen it, Ottawa's envoy to Washington said Friday.
A local hiker who was missing in B.C's Garibaldi Provincial Park for two weeks has been found alive.
Ontario Provincial Police have laid charges following a fire pit incident that left a one-year-old dead, and two more children and two adults injured.
The federal government is implementing "special immigration measures" to extract Afghan nationals engaged with the Canadian Embassy, their families and those who helped Canadian military on the front lines as the Taliban continues to gain ground there.
The wildfire situation in British Columbia remains fluid as nearly 300 fires are blazing, but even though drought conditions persist in the southern half of the province and fire risk is still extreme, there are some small signs of improvement.
