Travel not recommended on some highways, as winter returns to Sask. Winter is back in full force in Saskatchewan, with heavy snowfall and frigid wind chills in many areas of the province.

Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) has issued severe weather alerts in Saskatchewan after a winter storm began pounding much of southern and central Saskatchewan Sunday night.

Winter in Saskatchewan is making up for lost time. After unseasonably warm weather in most of the province through November and December, and virtually no snow in many communities, that’s all ...

However, even though the colder weather will cause many to reach for a cup of hot chocolate and an electric blanket, there's no shortage of things to do outside in Saskatchewan, even during the winter ...

It’s not officially winter just yet in Saskatchewan, but it’s safe to say winter driving conditions are already here. A new study from the Tire and Rubber Association of Canada shows that ...

For those brave enough to face the cold Saskatchewan winter, online camping reservations are now available at several provincial parks. Winter camping is available at Buffalo Pound, Cypress Hills ...

"Winter seems cold when you don't move," said Brown, who runs the blog Sask Hiker, which provides recommendations on where to hike in Saskatchewan. "But when you are moving winter then becomes hot." ...

“Speed limits are posted for ideal weather, which means in the winter you should always drive below the speed limit.” According to Saskatchewan’s Driver’s Handbook, winter driving calls ...