Saskatchewan

Plain-language Saskatchewan news and headlines from across the province — from Premier Scott Moe and the Saskatchewan Party government to Saskatoon, Regina, Prince Albert, Moose Jaw, and communities throughout Saskatchewan. We cover provincial politics, the legislature, agriculture and potash, Indigenous affairs, health, and the stories shaping life in Saskatchewan.

Saskatchewan Receives $9.7M for Crop Research to Boost Agricultural Innovation — Close-up of wheat stalks in a Saskatchewan field, highlighting agricultural research focus.

Saskatchewan Receives $9.7M for Crop Research to Boost Agricultural Innovation

Saskatchewan's crop research receives $9.7M boost, enhancing innovation and competitiveness in the agricultural sector.

Daily News Saskatchewan

The Canada Report Staff

Jan 15, 2026 — 3 min read

Saskatchewan RCMP Warns Big Island Cree Nation of Armed Suspects — RCMP badge displayed on an officer's uniform during the alert in Big Island Lake Cree Nation.

Saskatchewan RCMP Warns Big Island Cree Nation of Armed Suspects

Saskatchewan RCMP issues alert after deadly shooting leaves 1 dead, 3 injured. Community lockdown follows. Investigation ongoing.

Daily News Spotlight

The Canada Report Staff

Dec 30, 2025 — 3 min read

Saskatoon Police Enforce Mandatory Breath Tests at Traffic Stops Starting Jan. 1 — A Saskatoon police vehicle parked near a building, with an officer approaching, illustrating new traffic stop measures.

Saskatoon Police Enforce Mandatory Breath Tests at Traffic Stops Starting Jan. 1

Saskatoon enforces mandatory breath tests at traffic stops, sparking debate over Charter rights and aiming to reduce impaired driving.

Daily News Spotlight

The Canada Report Staff

Dec 29, 2025 — 3 min read

Saskatchewan Potash Industry Faces Risk as Trump Threatens Fertilizer Tariffs — Hands in gloves sifting through potash at a Saskatchewan mining site, highlighting local production.

Saskatchewan Potash Industry Faces Risk as Trump Threatens Fertilizer Tariffs

Trump's tariff threat on Canadian potash risks 12.1M tonnes of exports, impacting Saskatchewan's economy and U.S. agriculture.

Daily News Spotlight

The Canada Report Staff

Dec 10, 2025 — 3 min read

Saskatoon Reports 90 Encampment Fires as Temperatures Plunge, Safety Concerns Rise — Deputy Chief Yvonne Raymer addresses media about encampment fires in Saskatoon.

Saskatoon Reports 90 Encampment Fires as Temperatures Plunge, Safety Concerns Rise

Saskatoon faces 90 encampment fires as temperatures drop, highlighting urgent safety concerns and the need for better shelter solutions.

Daily News Spotlight

The Canada Report Staff

Dec 8, 2025 — 3 min read

Saskatchewan Government Faces $1B Deficit Amid SaskPower and Carbon Costs — The Saskatchewan Legislative Building, central to the government's $1B deficit issue, is shown here.

Saskatchewan Government Faces $1B Deficit Amid SaskPower and Carbon Costs

SaskPower faces $813M shortfall, prompting fears of power rate hikes and financial strain on Saskatchewan's vulnerable residents.

Daily News Spotlight

The Canada Report Staff

Dec 5, 2025 — 3 min read

Saskatchewan Secures $1.6 Billion Federal Deal to Extend $10-a-Day Child Care — Saskatchewan secures a $1.6 billion deal to extend affordable child care, benefiting families province-wide.

Saskatchewan Secures $1.6 Billion Federal Deal to Extend $10-a-Day Child Care

Saskatchewan extends $10-a-day child care, securing $1.6B federal funding to support families and providers.

Daily News Things You Missed

The Canada Report Staff

Nov 29, 2025 — 2 min read

Thunderchild First Nation Woman Charged in Turtleford Farm Shooting to Appear Nov. 13 — Thunderchild First Nation woman faces murder charges in tragic Turtleford farm shooting incident.

Thunderchild First Nation Woman Charged in Turtleford Farm Shooting to Appear Nov. 13

Thunderchild First Nation woman charged in Turtleford farm shooting. Court appearance set for November 13.

Spotlight Daily News

The Canada Report Staff

Nov 17, 2025 — 2 min read