The sun may be shining, but SaskEnergy is focused on winter with its furnace inspection program, which will return for its seventh year.

The Transportation Safety Board is investigating a train derailment that happened Sunday at Leney, Sask.

An internationally trained doctor in Regina is leaving Canada. After seven years of been in Canada he was unable to secure his medical license to practice.

Kite Festival in Swift

Cankerworms are slithering their way back up trees, but what can people do to prevent that?

Gillian Walker, a transgender, non-binary person, said they had to bear the cost of gender-affirming surgery. The issue made its way to the Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission.

A tent city that popped up in front of Regina City Hall, which said much this week about the shift of rural/urban affluence in Saskatchewan.

On April 28, McKay Career Training filed for bankruptcy and ushered staff and students into a room and told told them they would not be completing their degrees.

The decision comes after a presentation with sexual material occurred at a high school in Lumsden, Sask. according to Duncan.

Emergency crews in Swift Current received an unorthodox phone call Tuesday night which concluded with a successful plane landing on the Trans-Canada Highway.

A plethora of guns, ammo and a 3D printer were among the items seized during searches in Regina and Zehner, Sask., RCMP say.

The Saskatchewan government believes an employee of the Ministry of Immigration and Career Training inappropriately accessed the files of 40 applicants, in connection with a suspected "illegal immigration scheme," according to a report late last month from Saskatchewan's information and privacy commissioner.

1,000 jobs have been reduced to part-time or contracted out in recent years, union says

The union representing SaskTel workers is accusing the provincial government of "privatization by stealth."

Operating rooms at Saskatchewan’s largest hospital are closed for six days in June, according to an internal email sent to Saskatoon surgeons. A health-care worker CTV News spoke to said this is the first time they’ve seen such extensive closure to operating rooms.

There's been mixed reaction from locals on comments made by John Chick, a former Saskatchewan Roughrider who said on social media the team's Pride logo is an 'embarrassment.'

Some small businesses in Saskatchewan are at risk of closing by the end of next year.

That is a projection being made by the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) following a recent survey by member businesses in the province.

The deadline for the Canada Emergency Business Account (CEBA) loan is due at the end of this year. Many small businesses just won’t be able to repay it by that time.

A massive sinkhole in a Regina backyard has prompted an emergency response by the city. It's spending hundreds of thousands of dollars and slowing down traffic on Albert Street to fix the problem. The homeowners invited the CBC's Adam Hunter into their backyard to learn more about what's going on.

Good for these protesters. The only way this gov does anything is if you get in their face and make life difficult for them.

Talk about whatever with fellow Saskatchewians.

You also could use https://lemmy.ca/c/chatter if you want to talk with lemmy.ca folks in general

I made this community because it was missing (and the more communities we have the better) but I really don't want to moderate it alone.

Does anyone have any interest in joining me?