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This evacuee was 35 weeks pregnant when wildfire destroyed her home. Now she has a healthy newborn daughter
Brooke Kindel was 35 weeks pregnant when a wildfire forced her and hundreds of others to flee Denare Beach, Sask. in May. A month later, with the family still displaced in Saskatoon, Callie was born.
CEO of company connected to Saskatoon downtown arena indicted in U.S. arena bid-rigging scheme
Oak View Group CEO Tim Leiweke has been indicted by the U.S. Department of Justice for allegedly orchestrating a conspiracy to rig the bidding process for an arena in Austin, Texas.
Communities evacuated as new wildfires in northwest Sask. threaten road access
Intense storms in Saskatchewan's northwest region led to thousands of lightning strikes and a new round of wildfires.
Flourish or flounder: How wildfires affect boreal forest wildlife
There's an entire cycle of life that helps some wildlife thrive when the boreal forest burns, but experts say climate change and human activity have led to larger, more intense wildfires, exacerbating the negative effects on some species.
'We're keeping a couple bags packed': Weyakwin, Sask., residents start returning after evac order lifted
On Thursday, an evacuation order for Weyakwin was lifted, allowing residents back in for the first time in a week. Thick smoke remains, as does the threat of spot fires.
Some Sask. evacuees forced to find far-flung rooms on their own as wildfires put pressure on hotels
Hotel rooms are at a premium as thousands of wildfire evacuees pour into cities across Saskatchewan.
Fate of Creighton hinges on shifting winds as wildfire threat grows
The Town of Creighton's fate hangs in the wind direction. The small northeastern community is just across the border from Flin Flon, Man., with a huge wildfire threatening both communities. Winds are expected to pick up and change direction tonight, pushing the fire directly toward both towns.
More voters, more excitement for Métis Nation-Sask. election, prof says
Almost 28,000 Métis Nation-Saskatchewan citizens — the most ever — are eligible to vote for leadership and regional directors on May 24 at polls across the province.
Ag manufacturer Honey Bee cuts jobs in 'factory town' Frontier, Sask.
"About a third of our population probably works at Honey Bee [Manufacturing]," says Frontier Mayor Brady Berg, who estimates 30 to 40 residents were laid off.
Sask. immigration employee accused of taking bribes, laundering proceeds of fraud
The RCMP organized crime unit has charged Tony Dou for allegedly taking more than $650,000 from Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program participants and laundering the proceeds while working for the provincial government.