Saskatchewan buys the least used tech in the country, according to survey

For those buying used tech, cost savings are a prime motivator. REGINA — A new survey from Best Buy Canada finds that Saskatchewan consumers buy the least used technology in the country. According to the Best Buy Canada 2026 Back-to-School Tech Shopping …

Inclusion Saskatchewan questions impact of upcoming SAID changes

Changes to the Saskatchewan Assured Income for Disability (SAID) program are set to take effect Sept. 1, with the provincial government describing the changes as a way to simplify the program and increase benefits for some recipients. The changes include …

Regina road to honour one of Saskatchewan's first Black families

REGINA — A Regina road is set to be renamed in honour of one of Saskatchewan’s first Black settler families. The city is planning to rename the Regina portion of Armour Road to Lafayette Road, honouring the Lafayette family, who first came to Saskatchewan …

Lloydminster leads Saskatchewan’s $4.5M Crown oil and gas land sale

Bidding in the Lloydminster area led the way as Saskatchewan’s third Crown oil and natural gas public offering of the fiscal year brought in more than $4.5 million in revenue, provincial officials announced Friday. Read more: New chase the ace starting at …

Waterspout tornado confirmed in northern Saskatchewan

Saskatchewan insurance rates set to spike without climate action, expert warns

The following transcript has been edited for length and clarity. BRENT LOUCKS: What will happen when it comes time for people get insurance renewed? JASON THISTLETHWAITE: It certainly seems that both Saskatchewan and Manitoba, the Prairies in particular, …

Saskatchewan boosts new housing benefit rates for low-income renters, abuse survivors

Low-income renters and individuals fleeing domestic abuse in Saskatchewan will see an increase in monthly housing support following a provincial benefit boost that took effect this month. Read more: Saskatchewan pledges up to one-third cost-matching for …

Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame welcomes 2026 induction class

David George, a former Town of Battleford councillor, has done it all in the local baseball community, spending time as a player and coach while continuing to umpire. “I guess it’s a culmination of your lifetime. It’s a great journey and it’s been awesome …

First foreign worker protection conviction recorded in Saskatchewan

A Moose Jaw employer has been convicted under Saskatchewan's former foreign worker protection legislation after an investigation found a foreign worker was charged $12,000 to maintain employment. Dyan Jeny Enterprises, operating as Guac Mexi Grill in …

Canadian man charged after targeted vandalism of Saskatchewan synagogue

A 31-year-old man from Dundurn, Saskatchewan, has been charged following a targeted vandalism attack against the Congregation Agudas Israel Synagogue, police announced on Thursday.The Saskatoon Police Service confirmed that the suspect turned himself in to …