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The research team found shared key beliefs among the vaccine hesitant and refusing: that the pandemic is not a big threat to their community, nor to their own health, and that the possibility of spreading the virus to others was not concerning

Louis Riel defended Métis rights and is a revered figure in both Saskatchewan and Manitoba, celebrated each year.

Sask. public health inspectors have issued ten fines for COVID violations last week.

Saskatchewan has received a limited amount of one-dose Johnson & Johnson vaccines for residents who have yet to be immunized.

The Ministry of Social Services is reversing changes to the income support program after extensive public pushback

The meeting hopes to repair the damaged relationship of Indigenous Peoples with the Catholic Church

More than 170 wreaths were provided to Sask. Legion branches this year for cenotaphs and memorials on Remembrance Day.

Saskatchewan hospitals will now be able to enforce safe zones against protests, due to new legislation amendments approved today.

A new policing team in Saskatchewan will be tasked with monitoring warrants and court conditions for high-risk offenders, said the province.

The new Provincial Protective Services is expected to be fully operational in Saskatchewan by the end of next year.