Tracy Muggli says that after she settles into her position on the Senate, she wants to dive into health-care innovation, and managing mental health and substance use issues.

A pair of wildfires in northern Saskatchewan have forced hundreds of people from their homes.

Dressed in a baggy, brown hoodie, 11-year-old Amayiah Melanson stares daggers at her opponent across the small stage in Saskatoon's Victoria Park. Dozens of onlookers sit on picnic benches, but Melanson or Amaze, as she's also known does not even notice them.

A statement from Chief Peter Beatty and the Prince Albert Grand Council (PAGC) released late Tuesday takes aim at the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency, suggesting that the provincial entity is not approving the activation of hundreds of First Nations firefighters.

The Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation (PBCN) is moving its members out of the remote northern community of Sandy Bay, Sask., because of a wildfire in the area.

Students in all Saskatchewan kindergarten to Grade 12 classrooms will be barred from using their cellphones in class this upcoming school year, according to a new provincial policy directive.

Supervisedconsumption site directors in Saskatchewan say that federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, who criticized such sites in July, and others who agree with him need to see how the sites operate and understand the people they help.