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Lightning strikes spark new fires in northern Sask., stretching resources thin
“We need rain. And we need a lot of it," said Steve Roberts, vice-president of operations with the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency.
Cabin owner documents 'haunting' destruction of East Trout Lake, Sask., by wildfire
Nathan Pitka returned to East Trout Lake on the weekend to see for himself what is left of the townsite there. Not a single structure was left standing, he says.
Sask. premier declares provincial state of emergency
The Saskatchewan government has declared a provincewide state of emergency, as wildfires raging across the northern part of the province continue to drive thousands from their homes.
'We are beyond devastated': Fire destroys dozens of cabins and homes at East Trout Lake, Sask.
Drone footage released Wednesday by the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency shows the charred remains of dozens of cabins along the shore of East Trout Lake, which remains under an evacuation order.
Multiple wildfires make for harrowing evacuation routes in Sask.
The evacuation route out of Pelican Narrows, Sask., has been a harrowing journey for many of those fleeing the wildfire threatening the community.
Wildfires force thousands from homes, destroy Sask. Public Safety Agency compound
Wildfires have prompted evacuations of many northern Saskatchewan communities.
Saskatoon pharmacist sentenced to 5 years in prison for drug trafficking
Jenna Ternan, who owned the Northumberland Pharacy in Saskatoon, pleaded guilty Monday to trafficking drugs, admitting she illegally sold more than 22,000 oxycodone pills, valued between $58,000 and $87,000.
Trial of former private Christian school administrator cancelled, next steps unclear
A resolution to the case of Ken Schultz, a former administrator charged with assaulting students at Christian Centre Academy, was expected Monday. That didn't happen.
International student's family sues Saskatoon company where he was killed at work
Alfred Okyere died in hospital on Jan. 20 after he was stabbed 17 times at DSI Underground Canada, a mining supply company in Saskatoon's north end.
Firefighter saves 3 sleeping brothers as brush fire claims home on Sask. First Nation
Three young men escaped with just the clothes on their backs after a firefighting friend broke down their door and got them out of their burning home on Okanese First Nation.