Cameron Koch

Saskatchewan residents are being warned by the Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority of Saskatchewan (FCAA) of a new round of impersonation scams on social media.

Using Premier Scott Moe's likeness and fake social media posts, these scams claim that the Premier endorses online investment platforms. As a result, the FCAA reminds Saskatchewan investors that the Premier does not endorse or advertise for any investment platforms.

The wildfire smoke that has been a recurring and unwanted guest across southern Saskatchewan has officially put July 2025 into the record books. 

“Using data from Regina, the previous smokiest July was just last year, in July of 2024 with 103 hours of smoke,” said Environment and Climate Change Canada meteorologist Crawford Luke. 

“As of today, in July 2025, we’re at 104 hours of smoke, so 2025 is now the new record holder for smokiest July on record.” 

Danny Guillaume recently came home to Moose Jaw for a visit to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Tunnels of Moose Jaw, one of the city's primary tourist attractions which he founded in 1999. Discover Moose Jaw's Cameron Koch interviewed Guillaume to hear his take on why the city needed the Tunnels, what motivated him to get them started... And what happened next.

This summer, the Tunnels of Moose Jaw celebrates 25 years at the heart of the city’s tourism and downtown revitalization efforts — a milestone that reflects Moose Jaw’s remarkable history and the ability of entrepreneurs to take advantage of that history to reinvent the city as a destination.

Saskatchewan shutterbugs have something to get excited about this summer, Tourism Saskatchewan's annual ExploreSask Photo Contest is back for another year. 

As of July 2, the contest is officially open, and photographers and videographers of all stripes can now submit their best Saskatchewan content in the following categories:

The longest day of the year—the June solstice—is finally here. 

The sun began its journey upwards at 4:50 a.m., signalling the start of 16 and a half hours of daylight. It will reach its peak just after 1 o’clock before finally setting at 9:17 p.m. this evening. 

Environment Canada Meteorologist, Crawford Luke, said that our latitude is the reason for the extreme variance in daylight hours throughout the year. 

The voting period for the merger of Conexus, Cornerstone, and Synergy credit unions is now underway. The voting period began yesterday evening at 6:30 following a Special Member's meeting, and will run until Friday, June 13 at 12 p.m.

During the voting period, the approximately 200,000 members of the three credit unions can cast their ballots online or at any of their credit union's branches across the province. 

Spring is when Saskatchewan’s wildlife is most active near our province’s roadways, and while we are on the tail end of the busy season, we’re not out of the woods yet. 

The province has seen just shy of 3,000 incidents involving vehicles and wildlife—2,930 to be exact—in the past three months and each year, SGI reports that there are an average of 400 injuries and at least one fatality in the province due to wildlife collisions.

Several days of clear sky and high temperatures are in the forecast in the southeast, and with the weekend on the horizon, there's no doubt that we are all going to get our fair share of sunshine.

Dr. Jasmine Hasselback, chair of Sun Smart Saskatchewan, sheds some light on the questions people have when the UV index soars.

Q: Do you need to burn to develop a tan?

Spring is when Saskatchewan’s wildlife is most active near our province’s roadways, and while we are on the tail end of the busy season, we’re not out of the woods yet. 

The province has seen just shy of 3,000 incidents involving vehicles and wildlife—2,930 to be exact—in the past three months and each year, SGI reports that there are an average of 400 injuries and at least one fatality in the province due to wildlife collisions.