Saskatchewan Weekend News Today

An oral history project featuring 12 2SLGBTQ+ seniors is currently on exhibit at the Western Development Museum in Moose Jaw.

Pet shelters in Regina and beyond are in a capacity crisis as pandemic adoptions taper off.

After a two-year hiatus due to COVID-19 protocols, the annual Queen City Pride Parade returned to Regina this weekend.

Longtime fishermen Jason Matity and Wayne Phillips discussed some of the best fish to reel in when fishing in Saskatchewan.

Teagan Littlechief says recently winning a Saskatchewan Country Music Award for Indigenous Artist of the Year is a dream come true.

Philip Kives grew up in Saskatchewan. His company K-Tel would make compilation albums a huge hit.

Holdin' on to What's Golden is a homegrown, coming-of-age story, telling the childhood experiences of Skyler Anderson. The Saskatchewan actor is the star through and through in this one-person show.

Lyndon Tootoosis learned the art of stone carving at a young age, but it was through stone carving that he learned about himself.

In today's Morning Brief, the inquiry into the 2020 Nova Scotia mass shootings starts today. Also, the House of Commons affirms the use of the Emergencies Act.

"There are no words … It almost feels like he's been here all along," Courtney Sastaunik said.