Premier Scott Moe is looking to extend the life of our coal-powered plants, despite federal regulations demanding the opposite. What does this mean for the economy? And the environment?

Now that Donald Trump is President - will Saskatchewan’s export economy survive? Just how seriously should we take his threats?

Foreign ownership of Saskatchewan farmland is a concern for some. With sky high land prices and rural communities dwindling, does it matter who owns what?

A nine-year-old girl was hit and killed by a driver on her way to school in Saskatoon. The driver had those charges stayed because the trial took too long. How did this happen?

Two of the Freedom Convoy’s organizers are from Saskatchewan. Tamara Lich and Chris Barber don’t usually give interviews, but spoke with reporter David Fraser as they await trial.

If you’re having sex in Saskatchewan, you’re at risk of HIV. Why are our rates rising, even as global cases decline?

Truckers working as independent contractors is a growing concern. Some say it’s not good for drivers and it’s not safe for you.

If you thought scurvy was a disease from a hundred years ago, think again. A recent cluster of cases has people wondering how this can be happening in Saskatchewan in 2024.

It’s thrilling to see wildlife up close. But ideally, not too, too close. With a string of accidents – and a story about a moose crashing into a school – we track whether there’s more moose on the loose in Saskatchewan.

Third-party organizations with ties to Alberta want to influence who you vote for at City Hall. We take a closer look at why.