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Outdoor pools, spray pads and daycamps were allowed to open Monday as the province hit a new phase in its plan to lift COVID-19 restrictions. According to Saskatchewan's chief medical health officer, ...

A 31-year-old Regina man is facing drug possession and impaired driving charges after the vehicle he was driving flipped after a two-vehicle crash Saturday night. The Regina Police Service said Monday...

Just in time for some nicer weather, Phase 4.1 of Re-Open Saskatchewan means outdoor pools and spray parks can open. In Saskatoon, Director of Recreation and Community Development Andrew Roberts says ...

Projects ranging in cost from $2,000 for dust control on the streets of Ridgedale to $1.65 million for the Estevan Police Service administrative building are set to receive funding from the Saskatchew...

Clare's Law is set to come into force in Saskatchewan, but one police service has indicated it won't participate in the protocol. On Monday, the provincial government issued a media release about the ...

Two popular sports are allowed to start up Monday in Saskatchewan. As part of Phase 4.1 of the Re-Open Saskatchewan plan, soccer and baseball are allowed to start up. “It’s better to start...

8:30 – As Saskatchewan kicks off the newest phase of the re-opening plan, we’re catching up with fashion icon and chief medical health officer Dr. Saqib Shahab to find out the best practic...

Twenty new cases of COVID-19 were reported in Saskatchewan on Sunday, bringing the total to 746. The majority of the new cases - 18 of them - were in the South region, while two were in the Far North....

Twenty new cases of COVID-19 were reported in Saskatchewan on Sunday, bringing the total to 746. The majority of the new cases - 18 of them - were in the South region, while two were in the Far North....

If all goes as planned, by September the University of Saskatchewan could have the Country’s first state-of-the-art road safety research hub. It will be located in the Health Sciences Building a...