Despite some rain over the weekend, the wildfire situation isn't seeing much improvement. Murray Wood says it's concerning seeing people being charged with arson while others loot evacuated homes.

The problem in the moment is putting out these fires. The problem down the road is the toll they will take on our wallets.

Photo opportunities with Premier Danielle Smith, Premier Scott Moe and Gurpreet Lail, CEO, Enserva. WHAT:Media are invited to attend an energy leadership event hosted by Enserva, featuring a joint ...

As wildfires continue to rage across northern Saskatchewan, the Town of Kindersley has opened its doors and hearts to more ...

Seeding is virtually complete around the west-central region. At 99 per cent done as of June 2, the progress represents a 5 ...

AltaGas (OTCPK:ATGFF) said Monday it reached a long-term tolling agreement with Keyera (OTCPK:KEYUF) to flow an additional 12 ...

The new deal brings Keyera's total volume to 25,000 barrels of LPG a day, which will ultimately be destined for the Asian market. The extra LPG is expected to begin flowing in 2028 after Keyera's Fort ...

Foran Mining is returning staff to its site in Saskatchewan now that it is no longer under threat of wildfires. The Canadian miner said Monday that it has begun a staged and controlled repatriation of ...

The wildfires ravaging the north are forcing the courts to shift matters to Saskatoon. And, two men from La Ronge are now ...

The Canadian Football League season is under way in early June. Here's a list of CFL's former Texas Tech football players and ...

Wildfires forced a further 1,000 people to flee their homes in Manitoba, one of two Canadian provinces under a state of ...

The Philippines has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Saskatchewan, a province in western Canada, to ...