In a series of intimate portraits, Regina photographer Peter Scoular displays subjects’ scars and gets them to share why they’ve become at ease with showing them off and telling the stories behind...

A Saskatchewan group has put up an “abortion is healthcare” billboard on a Saskatchewan highway as part of a larger effort to counter anti-abortion messages in the province.

Newly released documents show that the two motels associated with Sask. Party MLA Gary Grewal received $731,194 in government business after he was elected in 2020. 

Sarah Mackenzie lost her non-binary child to suicide earlier this year. As the province works to implement a new policy dictating how schools deal with gender-diverse students, she’s calling on the...

A suspected rhino poacher met a gruesome end when he was trampled to death by an elephant before being eaten by a pride of lions.

If you listened to Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe's announcement on Tuesday that public health measures were being lifted, you may have noticed a pattern.

An emergency room doctor in Regina says staffing shortages from COVID-19 make it difficult to treat more patients. Dr. Brian Geller says he's concerned peopl...

We tried to ask a paleontologist at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum about this, but the government replied to say the education minister was not available. So we head out of province to talk with a...

Saskatchewan's Opposition leader says a new policy on naming and gender pronoun use in schools is motivated by politics and transphobia.

The Saskatchewan government demanded that a man remove a tweet he had posted that used a government logo, saying it was in violation of copyright, but a copyright and trademark lawyer says the tweet...

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Some students who attended Saskatoon’s Christian Centre Academy (now called Legacy Christian Academy) say the leaders of the adjacent church that ran the independent school used religion to coerce...

The program is meant to encourage those who are eligible but unvaccinated to get their shots, as Saskatchewan continues to grapple with a deadly fourth wave of COVID-19 and pressures on its hospital...

As society embraces the lack of any government restrictions, Melissa Fuller writes she is left feeling unvalued as a registered nurse, a mother to a child too young to be vaccinated, and a cancer...

12-year-old Berkeley Trayhorne has been permanently released by the Dalmeny Minor Hockey Association after a prolonged and heated dispute over dressing room access. Volunteers on the local board said...

This month marks a decade since I became an honourary Saskatchewanian. My younger self would never have believed it.

Newly released documents highlight what provincial officials knew about the spread of COVID-19 in fall 2021.

Adnan Kharsa, 11, was separated from his parents during the Syrian civil war in 2017. While he arrived in Canada in 2021, his parents and little sister were stuck in Turkey. After more than six years...

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe is reiterating his claim that his government's school pronoun policy was based on extensive consultations with parents, teachers and others, but a judge says there's no...

Ernest McPherson, a homeless man in Meadow Lake, Sask., has been recognized with a Queen's Platinum Jubilee medal for his efforts to patrol the streets at night in search of other homeless people who...

The province says it's working with school divisions to help them obey a new law requiring all schools to fly the Saskatchewan flag alongside the Canadian one. But the Canadian flag has seemingly...

A Saskatoon judge used a murder sentencing Thursday to lambaste Saskatchewan men who hit women.

Victor Thunderchild, who died Saturday, worked at Prince Albert's Carlton Comprehensive High School for 29 years.

Some of the staff named in a proposed class action lawsuit remain educators in Saskatchewan. Their presence at three schools in the province prompted the appointment of an administrator earlier this...

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is accusing the premiers of Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba of misinterpreting remarks by a federal minister on whether Ottawa might review agreements that give those...

Megan Johnston is on a mission to put up pro-abortion rights billboards in Saskatchewan. The movement is quickly gaining traction in the province. 

The majority of Saskatchewan residents think Premier Scott Moe has done a “bad job” or “very bad job” handling the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a new survey carried out by the Angus Reid Institute...

The province's education minister is making some changes ahead of the new school year. Dustin Duncan will require schools to get parental consent if a child under 16 wants to be called a different...

After nine years as a Saskatchewan human rights commissioner, Heather Kuttai resigned from the role Monday in response to the province’s new policy that requires teachers to alert parents if their...

The premier says he is fighting for parents' rights. We talk to Scott Moe about using the notwithstanding clause to ensure a new policy on pronouns and names in schools stays in place.

A family from northern Saskatchewan celebrated leap day like virtually no one else — by having quadruplets. The four babies share the rare birthday of Feb. 29

Onion Lake Cree Nation has started legal action against the provincial government, saying the recently passed Saskatchewan First Act violates treaty rights.

Saskatchewan Liberal Party Leader Jeff Walters is asking for signatures, hoping to trigger a plebiscite vote on if there should be an independent inquiry into the provincial government's COVID-19...

The four calves, now named Orangala, Greenlop, Bluthany and Nobody are over a week old and all are adjusting well.

The rate of daily new COVID-19 cases in Saskatchewan has begun to trend downward, but the province still has the highest rates of cases and deaths over the past two weeks.

Professional educators on sexual violence and health are worried for young people as the Saskatchewan government keeps third-party educators banned from school classrooms.

CBC News has learned 18 former students of a private Saskatoon Christian school have filed criminal complaints for alleged abuse.

Unvaccinated Saskatchewan adults should pay for their own COVID-19 tests if they want to go to Saskatchewan Roughrider games or other events, say some health experts.

The president of the Saskatchewan School Boards Association says the association was not consulted by the government on a request from the Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation to delay the return to...

Saskatchewan residents no longer have to wear masks at stores and indoor public places in the province, but that doesn't mean that people are ready to give up their face coverings. 

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe's omission of First Nations' rights in a white paper and accompanying speech about resource jurisdiction this week was legally and morally wrong, critics say.

The Saskatchewan government increased operational funding for K-12 education by 2.5 per cent, but the Saskatchewan Teachers Federation and the Saskatchewan School Boards Association say that falls...

Throughout more than three decades with CBC News, Ted Deller has worked in both television and radio. Since 2006, he’s been the morning radio news anchor on CBC Saskatchewan’s The Morning Edition.

Doctors across the province say they're not happy about comments made by Premier Scott Moe earlier this week regarding doctors and combatting disinformation about the COVID-19 pandemic.

Ryan Meili announced Friday morning he will be stepping down as Saskatchewan NDP leader.