A Regina veterinarian says a special program to provide free spaying and neutering services for animals in remote communities is crucial to controlling stray dogs, especially in light of recent tragedies in northern Saskatchewan.

Five days after dissolving the board of governors of First Nations University of Canada, new - interim - appointments were announced Tuesday by the Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations, which controls the institution.

A northern Saskatchewan man who says he fired a warning shot at a fishing boat while trying to protect traditional First Nations areas has been found guilty of careless use of a firearm.

Calgary-based Agrium Inc. reported a substantial drop in fourth-quarter profit and revenue Tuesday.

An historic, restored grain elevator that was months away from opening as a tourist attraction in Fleming, Sask., burned to the ground early Tuesday morning in what RCMP say is a suspicious fire.

Regina might get a greener garbage truck.

Premier Brad Wall reiterated his opposition to any cap and trade program to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions that doesn't recognize the province's investments in carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology.

Call it "mission accomplished" for 10 women.

The umbrella group for organized labour in Saskatchewan says the provinces are rushing into an agreement to exempt Canadian companies from controversial “Buy American” provisions but gaining little in return.

Chris Hamilton slides his fingers along guitar frets, signaling the beginning of the rehearsal.

First Nations University of Canada (FNUC) suffered a major blow Monday as the federal government pulled $7.3 million in funding, despite an effort by First Nations leaders to make long-promised governance changes at the post-secondary institution.

The provincial government must reverse its decision to cut millions of dollars in funding to First Nations University of Canada (FNUC) now that long overdue reforms are underway, says the head of the Canadian Association of University Teachers (CAUT).

The Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations will spend almost $2.4 million on cancer and chronic disease prevention programs in the next 21/2 years.

Officially, the mandate of the Saskatchewan Trade and Export Partnership (STEP) is to "enhance the trade and exports of goods, services and technology to or from Saskatchewan."

A three-day radiothon has raised $292,772.95 for the Children's Hospital Foundation of Saskatchewan.

Cameco contributed $2 million to support the Credenda Virtual High School’s northern programming, according to a Credenda news release dated Jan. 29, 2010.

Gabe Lafond, a native of Green Lake and a Saskatchewan Metis leader, will carry the Liberal banner into the next federal election, Lafond was acclaimed the party’s candidate in the Desnethe- Missinippi-Churchill River riding, according to a news release dated Jan. 30, 2010.

The Canadian Rangers recruited 30 residents of Wollaston Lake to form a patrol Jan. 21 and 22.

T. Alex Robertson, long-time La Ronge community member and business owner, died in Prince Albert Tues. Jan. 26. In the late 1960s Robertson moved with his family and started an independent fur-buying business, which later became Robertson Trading.