REGINA - The Regina Airport Authority (RAA) board has made a few changes. Tyler Willox has moved into the chair of the board of directors, replacing Rob Vanderhooft. Vanderhooft served as the chair for nine years, the maximum tenure allowed on the airports board. James Bogusz, CEO of the RAA, said, "we are gratefu...

The national unemployment rate ticked up to 6.9 per cent in April as the manufacturing sector started to strain under the weight of tariffs from the United States, Statistics Canada said Friday. The Canadian economy added 7,400 jobs last month, the agency said, slightly outpacing economist expectations for a gain of 2,...

REGINA - Due to current conditions, high fire activity and the extreme fire risk in the province, the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency has issued a provincial fire ban effective at 5 p.m. on May 8. The ban encompasses the area north of the provincial forest boundary, up to the Churchill River. The fire ban prohibits a...

A senior medical advisor with the Public Health Agency of Canada says the country could lose its measles elimination status if the highly contagious disease continues to spread into the fall. Dr. Marina Salvadori warned of the possibility Thursday as cases in Ontario grew by nearly 200 infections, adding that would onl...

COTE FIRST NATION – A vile, hate-filled letter that was sent to the leadership of Cote First Nation in late April has prompted condemnation and renewed calls to address systemic racism in Saskatchewan. The letter, obtained by SaskToday, is postmarked from Kamsack and contains graphic, hateful, disturbing and dehu...

Durum: 336.80 Feed Barley: 242.31 Canola: 681.52 (up 5.20) Chickpeas: 749.57 Flax: 731.04 Lentils: 715.50 Oats: 217.00 Yellow Peas: 346.18 Feed Wheat: 203.15 1 Red Spring Wheat: 287.39 (dow...

Durum: 336.80 Feed Barley: 242.31 Canola: 676.32 (up 6.00) Chickpeas: 749.57 Flax: 731.04 Lentils: 715.50 Oats: 217.00 Yellow Peas: 346.18 Feed Wheat: 203.15 1 Red Spring Wheat: 288.35 (do...

Durum: 336.80 Feed Barley: 242.31 Canola: 670.32 (up 1.70) Chickpeas: 749.57 Flax: 731.04 Lentils: 715.50 Oats: 217.00 Yellow Peas: 346.18 Feed Wheat: 203.15 1 Red Spring Wheat: 291.00 (dow...

The first crop report of 2025 from the Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture has seeding progress at 18% complete. It's ahead of the five year average of 10 per cent and the ten year average of 12 per cent. Despite storms around the province in April, producers have been able to get in the field and make progress over t...

Durum: 336.80 Feed Barley: 242.31 (down 7.50) Canola: 668.62 (down 2.10) Chickpeas: 749.57 Flax: 731.04 Lentils: 715.50 Oats: 217.00 Yellow Peas: 346.18 Feed Wheat: 203.15 1 Red Spring Whea...

It's safe to say that Dalton Urban is having the time of his life at Saskatchewan Roughriders rookie camp. The Saskatoon Hilltops standout is currently taking the field in his hometown and doing all he can to try and crack the roster for main camp as one of dozens of up-and-coming players in action this week at Griffit...

The Edmonton Oilers' sixth straight playoff win was their steepest and scrappiest of the half dozen. In Thursday's 5-4 overtime victory over the Vegas Golden Knights, Edmonton lost the special-teams battle, turned the puck over multiple times to start overtime, couldn't produce an OT winner during a five-minute power p...

Regina Pats' first overall pick Maddox Schultz and his family couldn't contain their excitement when the hometown team won the lottery and had a chance to select him in the 2025 WHL Prospects Draft. "When that lottery ball was picked for Regina, our whole family jumped up and were really excited," Schultz tol...

On Wednesday morning, the Saskatchewan Roughriders were on the field for the first time in 179 days. It was the opening day of the Riders' annual rookie camp at Griffiths Stadium on the University of Saskatchewan campus in Saskatoon. Fifty-four players participated in the full workout, which was focused on acclimatizin...

REGINA -- Throughout the years, Regina Pats general manager Alan Millar has had to make a lot of tough hockey decisions, especially when it came to selecting players in the Western Hockey League Prospects Draft. This was not one of those times. And on Wednesday afternoon, one of the worst kept secrets in all of hockey ...