Susan McNeil

Liberal MP Buckley Belanger is launching an exploratory process to look at creating a university for northern Saskatchewan, saying local access to higher education is needed to help train and keep professionals in the region.

MP Buckley Belanger said lack of a dedicated university is leading to a dire lack of trained teachers in primary and secondary education, along with the chronic shortage of health professionals in Sask.

Summer is over, which means students across Saskatchewan are heading back to class — and police will be looking for speeding drivers in school zones.

A man from Prince Albert and another from Hatchet Lake have been charged along with a Regina area woman following a shooting at a home in the RM of McKillop.

New provincial guidelines for data centre developments were recently released by the Saskatchewan government in an effort to address public concerns about water and electricity use.

An employee of the Saskatchewan Health Authority who looked at the records of patients she was not involved in caring for is no longer with the organization.

A Quebec man wanted for the first-degree murder of another man in Newfoundland and Labrador was arrested by the Saskatchewan Marshal Service at a business in Prince Albert.

For the last two years, Choiceland resident and business owner Patricia Kowtek has been waking up every morning, having coffee, going for a walk and then jumping into a freezer filled with cold water for exactly four minutes.

A potential alumina mine near Tisdale is getting ready to drill down into the numbers, showing whether the project makes economic sense or not with a pre-feasibility study.

A quarter of a century after the attacks that saw four hijacked passenger planes flown into both World Trade Center towers, the Pentagon, and into a field in Pennsylvania, a Prince Albert woman who is an American citizen is still feeling the impact.