Provincial

SGI Launches New Impaired Driving Campaign If you open your front door to a knock, and a police officer is standing on the other side – you know the news…

Saskatchewan people are advised to continue to take precautions against tick bites when spending time outdoors. The black-legged ticks that can carry a bacteria that causes Lyme disease are rare…

Field research by scientists at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum continued to reap a harvest of fresh new fossil discoveries throughout the summer of 2018.   “Saskatchewan is becoming better known…

The Ministry of Environment is asking hunters to help monitor the spread and intensity of Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) in wild deer, elk, moose and caribou populations by submitting heads…

This morning at approximately 6:45 am, members of the North Battleford Detachment received information from workers in a remote, industrial area within the city limits, of a vehicle parked off a…

With two years of data proving drivers reduce their speed on photo speed enforced roads, and that the number and severity of collisions and injuries on those roads go down…

UPDATE – EMMA O’KEEFFE LOCATED SAFE The Amber Alert issued last night has been cancelled. The subject of the alert was located safe within the City of North Battleford. The…

his statement is being released by the Saskatchewan Health Authority on behalf of the family of Morgan Gobeil, who was injured in the Humboldt Broncos tragedy and remains in hospital.…

School is back in session and SGI is reminding motorists to be cautious when driving through School Zones. During September, there will be a focus from law enforcement on school…

Saskatchewan residents are encouraged to “look up” and check their smoke alarms. “Working smoke alarms save lives,” Government Relations Minister Warren Kaeding said. “Since home is the place where fires…