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Video: Regina crews battle wind in effort to control grass fire near Co-op Refinery
Crews are fighting to get a blaze on the outskirts of Regina under control and fires were also burning in Mosquito, Grizzly Bear's Head, Lean Man First Nation area and near Saskatoon.
City council rejects motion to delay fluoride in Regina water
Clark Bezo's motion to postpone fluoridating the water supply until "there is conclusive evidence there are no significant neurotoxic effects or other bodily harms" associated with its use failed.
Regina police warn high-risk sex offender now living downtown
Jared (Jarrod) John Charles, 27, was released in March and had been previously living in the Heritage neighbourhood. Regina Police Service issued a notice on May 2 that he had moved to downtown.
Mental health overarching theme in Sask. child advocate's 2024 report
Lisa Broda put a strong emphasis on addressing abuse, neglect, mental health and lack of access to services. She calls for accountability, stronger advocacy and a strategic children and youth policy.
SASKATCHEWAN NEWS
First Pop Con YXE a big hit with comic and cosplay aficionados in Saskatoon
From old favourites like Ghostbusters to modern obsessions like CookieRun: Kingdom, visitors to the first Pop Con YXE at Prairieland Park in Saskatoon had plenty to see and do this weekend.
Garden Talk: What is the best way to deal with ant hills in my yard?
Nematodes can deal effectively with ants. They will eat the eggs and when the queen moves away workers will take some eggs with them along with the nematodes, eventually wiping out the colony.
Red Dress Day offers opportunities for reflection and learning across Saskatchewan
Events across the province today and on Monday are being held to raise awareness of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and Two-Spirit+ people to mark Red Dress Day on May 5.
Canada faced America's pressure before - Diefenbaker's story is a reminder to stand tall
Bob Plamondon's new book on John Diefenbaker finds some striking parallels between the political climate in Canada and issues with the U.S. 60 years ago and the situation today with Donald Trump.
TODAY ON EVAN BRAY
The Evan Bray Show - Friday, May 20
If Alberta separates, should Sask. join? PM Mark Carney's first address. Summer jobs with Forest Sask. Will Melfort's Joel Erb break 24-hour pull-up record this Saturday?
THE GREEN ZONE REPLAY
Green Zone Replay - Friday, May 2
Rush gears up their semifinal series against Halifax. Which Canadian team now has the best chance of going to the Stanley Cup? Leafs fans, can you finally breathe now you're past the first round?
SPORTS
Saskatchewan Rush dominates Halifax 16-7 in Game 1 of NLL semifinals
Austin Shanks scored six goals to help power the Rush to a dominant 16-7 victory against the Thunderbirds in Halifax on Saturday. Game 2 is next Saturday at the Sasktel Centre in Saskatoon.
NLL: Saskatchewan Rush travel to Halifax to open semifinal series
The Rush and Thunderbirds split their regular season series. Co-head coach and general manager of the Rush Derek Keenan made sure his team was rested by arriving two days early in Nova Scotia.
Lights Out, Christmas in July: Riders unveil theme nights for 2025 season
The Saskatchewan Roughriders have unveiled their list of theme nights for the 2025 season. Some of the new thees this year include the Christmas in July game and Welcome to Fabulous Riderville.
KidSport Month kicks off as Saskatchewan Roughriders help give back
KidSport is a charity that helps ensure kids get an opportunity to participate in sports across the province. KidSport Month kicked off with the help of a couple of Riders and other sports ambassadors.
CANADA & WORLD
Canadian students in Netherlands for 1945 liberation celebrations
As the Netherlands marks the 80th anniversary of the country's liberation by the Canadian Army from its five-year German occupation, more than 1,000 Canadian students will take part in events.
Three quarters of Canadians say misinformation affected the federal election: poll
The online Leger poll of more than 1,500 Canadian adults from April 29 to May 1 also suggests that just under two-thirds of Canadians (65 per cent) trust that the election results were accurate.
Manitoba warns of new measles exposure sites south of Winnipeg
Public health officials in Manitoba are warning of new measles exposure sites in two communities south of Winnipeg, including a medical centre and an elementary school.
Trump, trade barriers and passing a budget on Carney's spring to-do list
Prime Minister expects May 6 chat with U.S. president to be "difficult but constructive," Parliament will be recalled on May 26 and trade barriers between provinces, territories to go by Canada Day.
AGRICULTURE
SaskPower shares tips to help farmers stay safe during seeding
"Preparation is vital when operating farm equipment around power lines. Plan your route before heading out, know what to do if a line contact happens, and plan routine breaks to avoid fatigue."
'It feels personal': Canadian farmers cope with Chinese tariffs on canola and peas
China hit Canadian farmers with 100 per cent tariffs on canola oil, canola meal and peas in retaliation to Canada slapping Beijing with levies on Chinese-made electric vehicles, steel and aluminum.
RealAg: Michael Harvey of CAFTA about U.S.-Canada trade tensions
Michael Harvey of CAFTA says U.S. politicians aren't focused on Canada-but trade with us helps American farmers. Tariffs raise U.S. farmers' costs and weaken their global competitiveness.
Vassy Kapelos Show: Meat council CEO says Chinese tariff on pork challenging
Chris White, president and CEO of the Canadian Meat Council, is currently in China and spoke to Vassy Kapelos about the impact of the 25-per-cent Chinese tariff on pork on his industry.
PRAIRIE PROFILES
Local author inspires young writers at Saskatoon elementary school
Writer and illustrator Amber Antymniuk helped students at King George School write and illustrate their own books, sparking creativity, confidence and pride in a new generation of young storytellers.
The Remarkable Klara Belkin: From Bergen-Belsen to Saskatchewan
Marking 80 years since the liberation of Bergen-Belsen, part two follows Klara Belkin as she recalls life in the concentration camp, moments of hope and her rescue from a train bound for death
The Remarkable Klara Belkin: A Holocaust survivor in Saskatchewan
In episode one of this three-part series, Holocaust survivor Klara Belkin, 95, recalls her childhood in war-torn Hungary and the harrowing journey to Bergen-Belsen, a notorious Nazi concentration camp.
Sixteen Grains: Building a legacy of food, family and tradition
What started with a family pancake recipe has grown into a business that honours generations of farming. Derek and Tricia Dery are bringing their love of food and family to kitchens across Canada.
