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The man at the centre of a violent arrest video in Saskatoon over the weekend hasn’t been seen since his release from jail According to a statement posted on the Indigenous Joint Action Coalitio...

You can now take a dip in one of two Saskatoon outdoor pools reopening to the public. The Riversdale Pool on Avenue H South, has opened its doors to swimmers, while the George Ward outdoor pool on Fif...

A video that was recorded by Frank Collins, and posted to YouTube by the Saskatoon advocacy group Indigenous Joint Action Coalition and Black Lives Matter YXE is not a complete picture of what happene...

Masks have become a normal thing to see or wear during the COVID-19 pandemic and Dr. Carla Holinaty is offering some tips for mask upkeep. Holinaty, a family physician in Saskatoon, joined the Greg Mo...

Saskatchewan reported Tuesday a 15th death due to complications from COVID-19. In a media release, the provincial government said a resident of the north who was in their 20s had died. It's the first ...

The City of Regina's budget forecast for 2021 is a cloudy one because of COVID-19. Members of city council got a preliminary look at projections during a priorities and planning committee meeting Mond...

Buyers are on the hunt for new homes in Regina, but there aren't as many options on the market. Craig Adam of RE/MAX Crown Real Estate said people are getting more comfortable going out to look at hom...

Anglers could be busy in Saskatchewan this weekend. The summer free fishing weekend is Saturday and Sunday, when residents and visitors don't need a licence to fish in any of the province's bodies of ...

Dry conditions have kept mosquito populations low in Regina, with trap tallies below average. But the City of Regina is bracing for a spike. "Over the last week, we saw some rainfall and now we're sta...

Help might be on the way very soon for the City of Humboldt and it's residents after two major storms tore through the area over the past month, one of which caused a State of Emergency. Council voted...