News Update
- Measles outbreak will continue unless more people get vaccinated: Sask. chief medical officer
There have been 37 reported measles cases in Saskatchewan from mid-March to mid-May, Saskatchewan Chief Medical Officer Dr. Saqib Shahab said at a news conference Friday, compared to only two cases from 2015 to 2024.
- Sask. RCMP cancel dangerous person alert after man located
Police say a 24-year-old man has been taken into custody after he was found in a rural location near Loon Lake, Sask.
- Indigenous leaders call on new Pope to return thousands of artifacts
The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations (FSIN) is calling for the Vatican to return sacred First Nation artifacts that were taken from Indigenous communities during the residential school era.
- Riders star receiver reminds himself every day what he's trying to accomplish
Kian Schaffer-Baker is one of the most popular Saskatchewan Roughriders.
- Sask. Legislature grapples with western separatism, tariffs in spring sitting
Saskatchewan's spring sitting opened on March 19, with Finance Minister Jim Reiter tabling the government's annual budget that day.
- Trio of New Democrat MPs blast party's selection process for interim leader
Three NDP MPs have called out the party’s executive and national council, claiming caucus wasn’t properly consulted in the recent selection of its interim leader.
- U.S. ambassador says country is 'open to doing business' with Canada amid trade war
U.S. Ambassador to Canada Pete Hoekstra told the audience of major business and political figures that the U.S. is "open for business" — even as President Donald Trump digs in on his claim that he will not lift tariffs on Canada, and after he told Prime Minister Mark Carney there was nothing he could say to change that.
- Big streamers argue at CRTC hearing they shouldn't have Canadian content obligations
A group representing big foreign streaming companies told a CRTC hearing Friday that those companies shouldn't be expected to fulfil the same responsibilities as traditional broadcasters when it comes to Canadian content.
- Why what Poilievre says matters — even though he lost his seat
Conservative Party of Canada Leader Pierre Poilievre may have lost his seat in the House of Commons but he’s not lost his voice on the national stage.
- Carney travelling to Rome with Liberal MPs for Pope's inaugural mass
Prime Minister Mark Carney will travel to Rome for his first official trip to the Vatican where he will attend the inaugural mass for Pope Leo XIV on Sunday. He's expected to meet with world leaders, including members of the G7.