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Saskatoon city councillors have voted to divvy up more than $12 million in provincial economic stimulus money. The money will come from the Municipal Economic Enhancement Program (MEEP). It’s a ...

Regina's mosquito population continues to trend far below the average year. Despite worries that wet conditions would allow the pests to breed more successfully, it hasn't manifested in the city's cou...

Bargain hunters got some good news from the Saskatchewan government Tuesday. The updated version of the Re-Open Saskatchewan plan includes guidelines for the immediate start of garage and yard sales, ...

Jason Mercredi knows how big the Saskatchewan Roughriders are, and how much they mean to the province. But, as the executive director of AIDS Saskatoon sits and reviews security camera footage from ou...

Ethan Siegel has been keeping his eye on the sky of late. The Washington-based astronomer recommends others do the same over the next week or two if they want to catch a glimpse of Comet NEOWISE. The ...

Police say a crash southwest of Fort Qu'Appelle could have been worse. On Monday afternoon, the RCMP closed the intersection at the junction of highways 10 and 35, believing injuries were severe. The ...

After other victims came forward, more charges have been laid against a man from Ile-a-la-Crosse already accused of forcible confinement. Aaron Gardiner, 42, initially was arrested in April after a gi...

8:30 - Unity's Chris Bunz and his daughter were travelling from Jasper to Banff Saturday when they thought about taking a Glacier bus tour. Bunz says they decided the line was too long and they didn&#...

A 32-year-old Regina man is facing charges after an incident early Monday that ended with a police officer using his Taser. In a media release, the Regina Police Service said officers responded to a c...

This year’s Ag in Motion event will look a lot different than what people have experienced in past years. This is the fifth year for the event that targets those who work in the agricultural ind...