Luke Simard News Today

Most of Saskatchewan is now under an extreme cold warning as temperatures plummet and dangerous wind chill values are being forecasted.

Large crowds gathered in front of the Saskatchewan Legislative Building Saturday afternoon, to highlight worries around resources and funding for public education in the province.

Friday marked the beginning of a four-day reflection for what Christians call ‘Good Friday.’ The day is traditionally somber for churchgoers, as it marks the crucifixion of Jesus Christ.

Pile O Bones hosted their 18th annual tattoo convention at the Turvey Centre on the weekend where artists from around the country were able to highlight their talent.

A carriage in southern Saskatchewan has hit the market, and has carried some famous royal members.

For Regina resident Garnet Mang, Christmas is the most important time of the year. An appreciation he shows with his massive collection of nativity scenes.

The second day of the Canadian Western Agribition was called ‘bison day’ and for good reason. Events focused on the importance of bison in the agriculture industry as well as the animal’s Indigenous roots and connections.

A Regina firefighter spent the last couple of months competing in – and winning – FireFit competitions across North America.

The last game of the Prairie Football Conference regular season for the Regina Thunder came with an important message. The organization deemed Sunday’s match-up against the Edmonton Huskies the Orange Shirt Game.

With the fall season fast approaching there is no shortage of activities for families of all ages including Lincoln Gardens in Lumsden, Sask.