Jenny Hagan

Kindersley is gearing up for an even bigger bull-riding spectacle this fall, as the Energy Dodge Dakota Buttar Invitational returns with exciting changes.

Organizers have announced the event will expand to a two-night weekend showdown on September 5 and 6, making it the richest single PBR Touring event in Canada.

Shell Canada Ltd. is divesting its remaining stake in the oilsands, swapping its final 10 per cent interest in the Albian mines for a larger share in Alberta’s Scotford upgrader and Quest Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) facility. The deal with Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. will increase Shell’s stake in both assets to 20 per cent.

Shell operates the Scotford upgrader and Quest CCS facility, which are located near its refinery and chemicals plants in Edmonton. The swap is part of a provision in Shell’s 2017 agreement involving the Athabasca Oil Sands Project.

Shell Canada Ltd. is divesting its remaining stake in the oilsands, swapping its final 10 per cent interest in the Albian mines for a larger share in Alberta’s Scotford upgrader and Quest Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) facility. The deal with Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. will increase Shell’s stake in both assets to 20 per cent.

Shell operates the Scotford upgrader and Quest CCS facility, which are located near its refinery and chemicals plants in Edmonton. The swap is part of a provision in Shell’s 2017 agreement involving the Athabasca Oil Sands Project.

After years of hard work and perseverance, Rylan Kleiter and his Saskatoon Nutana Curling Club team have secured their spot at the 2025 Montana's Brier. The foursome captured the Saskatchewan men’s curling championship with an 8-5 victory over Steve Laycock’s Swift Current rink on Sunday night in Kindersley, earning the prestigious SaskTel Tankard.

After years of hard work and perseverance, Rylan Kleiter and his Saskatoon Nutana Curling Club team have secured their spot at the 2025 Montana's Brier. The foursome captured the Saskatchewan men’s curling championship with an 8-5 victory over Steve Laycock’s Swift Current rink on Sunday night in Kindersley, earning the prestigious SaskTel Tankard.

After years of hard work and perseverance, Rylan Kleiter and his Saskatoon Nutana Curling Club team have secured their spot at the 2025 Montana's Brier. The foursome captured the Saskatchewan men’s curling championship with an 8-5 victory over Steve Laycock’s Swift Current rink on Sunday night in Kindersley, earning the prestigious SaskTel Tankard.

A 31-year-old man from Sweetgrass First Nation has been arrested and charged with three counts of second-degree murder in connection with a triple homicide in Lloydminster last year.

Nakota Rayne Pooyak was taken into custody on Saturday by the Alberta RCMP Major Crimes Unit and was scheduled to appear in Saskatchewan Provincial Court in Lloydminster on Monday. The charges relate to the deaths of Brent Peters, 66, Matthew Peters, 32, and Brennan Peters, 34, who were discovered at a residence near 50th Street and 47th Avenue on September 11, 2024.

Curling fans from across Saskatchewan gather for the Provincial Championships. This year's event is a unique spectacle, combining both men's and women's competitions, a change that has drawn excitement and big crowds.

Among the many fans is 74-year-old Curt Orth, who travelled from Langenburg, Sask., to cheer on his hometown favourites, Team Thomas. Orth’s passion for curling runs deep—he’s been involved in the sport since the age of eight.

Reports of a fire breaking out at the Unity Agro-Plex on the evening of Sunday, January 19.

Emergency crews are on the scene, and updates on the extent of the fire and damage will become available. The immediate cause of the fire remains uncertain.

Residents across Manitoba can be treated to a dazzling display of nature's artistry in colder snaps in Manitoba winters.

These luminous halos, often appearing as glowing rainbows flanking the real sun, are a common yet mesmerizing winter phenomenon in the province.

Sun dogs, also known as "parhelia," form when sunlight interacts with ice crystals suspended in the atmosphere. The crystals act like prisms, bending and refracting light to create bright spots on either side of the sun, often accompanied by a rainbow-like halo.