Saskatchewan

Sunday marked 'garbage bag day' for the organization, a day where players empty out their lockers as the future for many of them, including the head coach, is now uncertain.

Saskatchewan has passed a bill requiring parental consent if a youth under the age of 16 wants to be referred by a different pronoun or name at school.

As 98 per cent of Saskatchewan's crops have been harvested, many producers are still working to apply fall fertilizer for next year and harrowing harvest crops.

Dr. Jeffery Wilkinson said he only had three paths forward: close the clinic and leave the province, see more patients and provide inferior care, or opt out of the public health-care system and charge patients.

A new poll released on Friday suggests Sask. Party popularity is shrinking, and NDP support is growing in parts of Saskatchewan.

The northern village of Cumberland House has declared a state of emergency over a looming water shortage.

On Thursday, NDP MLA and education critic Matt Love proposed two amendments to Bill 137, which were both shot down by the Sask. Party.

The emergency room at the Radville Marian Health Centre has been forced to move to virtual doctor care or face closure thanks to a shortage of health-care workers, according to the Saskatchewan NDP.

The Saskatchewan government is amending its education act to make it mandatory for all elementary and high schools to fly the yellow and green provincial flag. The policy already requires schools to fly the Canadian flag.

Saskatchewan hospitals are on the verge of exceeding their capacity limits, according to documents obtained by CTV News.

Sexual assault centres are calling for the Saskatchewan government to allow prevention material to be presented in classrooms again.

A study of Saskatchewan's $10-a-day childcare program has proven the province fell short when it came to space creation during the first year of the project, according to Cardus.

Sarah Mackenzie lost her non-binary child to suicide earlier this year. As the province works to implement a new policy dictating how schools deal with gender-diverse students, she’s calling on the government to focus on bettering mental health and addictions supports instead.

With a partial solar eclipse set to take over the skies on Saturday, it may be tempting to take a quick peek skyward, but experts advise not to look without the proper safety equipment.

Saskatchewan craft beer is a reflection of the Prairies, as brewers seek to source ingredients from the fields in their home province. This is the first piece in a three-part series about Saskatchewan’s craft beer industry, the creative people behind it, and its impact on communities.

For many, getting a flu shot is simply part of a yearly routine. Now, the latest COVID-19 vaccination booster can be added to that procedure.

If you've driven around Regina or other Saskatchewan cities recently, you've probably seen some specialty grocery stores. In a video for the CBC Creator Network, filmmaker Ayesha Mohsin takes a closer look at how "Desi" stores are building community.

Two northern Saskatchewan First Nations are taking the Canadian government to court for breaching its Treaty obligations by failing to address the opioid epidemic.

Saskatchewan’s privacy czar says his office should be given the power to force government agencies to release information in an overdue update to the province’s transparency laws.

Aaron Benneweis, a former coach at Christian Centre Academy, pleaded guilty Thursday to sexual assault and sexual exploitation.

A photo of a family huddled around a Game Boy from 1989 has been circulating the internet for more than a decade as a meme known as ‘Game Boy Mom.’ Now a YouTuber has discovered that the family hails from Prince Albert, Sask.

The Saskatchewan government made a series of funding announcements Friday, with a combined total of almost $90 million going to combat homelessness, and address mental health and addictions in the province. Community groups say it is not enough.

Those preparing for a rise in COVID-19 and influenza in Saskatchewan this fall can now book their annual shots.

Saskatchewan saw a 73 per cent increase of confirmed COVID-19 cases in the latest two-week surveillance report.