Latest from Aishwarya Dudha
Advocates hold out hope as U of Sask. Seminary Crescent buildings face demolition
Advocates are renewing calls to preserve the historic Lutheran Theological Seminary buildings on the University of Saskatchewan campus.
Police investigate Saskatoon's second homicide of 2025
Saskatoon police are investigating the city’s second homicide of the year after a man was found dead in an apartment over the weekend.
Saskatoon judge gives 16-month sentence to man with serious history of dangerous driving
A man with a long history of dangerous driving received a 16-month sentence on Wednesday.
Regina police arrest sex offender who was unlawfully at large
Regina police have arrested Jason Paul Thorn, 48, after he breached one of his conditions of release.
Weyburn senior and community advocate facing eviction from care home
A 71-year-old housing advocate in Weyburn is now being denied a care home of his own. Fred Sandeski says he will no longer have a care home bed starting Wednesday.
Rally at Sask. Legislature calls for $10/day child care extension and funding reform
Some Saskatchewan daycare operators say that they won't be able to stay in business if the provincial government doesn't address a variety of issues, including extending the federally subsidized $10-a-day child-care program.
Weyburn senior and community advocate facing eviction from care home
A 71-year-old housing advocate in Weyburn is now being denied a care home of his own. Fred Sandeski says he will no longer have a care home bed starting Wednesday.
Sask. Health Authority warns of possible measles exposure at 2 Regina locations
The Saskatchewan Health Authority is warning of possible exposure to measles at two retail locations in Regina earlier this week.
'It is an iconic symbol': Métis local wants Sask. RM council to hand over Red River cart
A local Métis group is pressing the rural municipality of Kellross to return a Red River cart, an iconic Métis symbol, that they’re claiming ownership over.
Sask. Party MLA who called Jagmeet Singh a 'terrorist' stripped of additional MLA duties
Racquel Hilbert, the Saskatchewan Party MLA who called federal NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh a terrorist in the provincial legislature last month, has been removed from additional MLA duties, the party says.