Aishwarya Dudha

Wildfires in Saskatchewan are expected to continue to grow aggressively during the next few days, fuelled by high temperatures, winds and dry conditions. And there's no sign of relief in sight, according to the latest update from the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency.

A Saskatoon man pleaded guilty to two charges in relation to a crash that killed a 25-year-old riding an e-scooter last summer.

Many homeowners across the country are falling behind on mortgage payments.

John Olubobokun was accused of using a wooden paddle to hit students when he was the director at Christian Centre Academy for four years starting in 2003. Judge Lisa Watson outlined her reasoning in a lengthy decision Monday afternoon in provincial court.

Hundreds of Canadian Armed Forces members arrived in Saskatchewan on the weekend and are helping the province fight devastating wildfires in the north. They have been deployed to some of the worst-affected areas.

Ottawa announced $335,000 of funding to train 35 wildland firefighters with the Yorkton Tribal Council. The program is designed to blend modern firefighting techniques with Indigenous cultural burning practices, which involve low, controlled fires that clear away brush and reduce fuel for larger wildfires.

Buckets & Borders, a Regina-based non-profit that restores and rebuilds basketball courts across Canada, is officially opening a vibrant new space in Saskatoon's Buena Vista Park on Saturday afternoon.

Sask. urgent care centres operating 24/7 no longer a priority, health minister says

TingTing Biao remembers the moment she realized she lost everything, including tens of thousands of dollars in savings, on an immigration scheme that left her broke and traumatized. Biao is now back in China warning others about what happened — a dream that turned into a nightmare.

Three Saskatchewan employers have been charged with violating immigration protection laws in a case that the province says is the first time charges were laid under provincial legislation.