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Three unions that represent workers in the health-care field are calling on the Saskatchewan government to support health-care workers during the COVID-19 pandemic by increasing wages. “Everybod...

More than 150 bridges and culverts are to be repaired or replaced in Saskatchewan in 2020. The provincial government announced Thursday it plans to invest $52 million in the projects. It's part of the...

A CFL star wants to help shine a spotlight on racism, because it's an issue many people won't ever experience personally. Solomon Elimimian, a Nigerian-born linebacker for the Saskatchewan Roughriders...

It’s a first for the Saskatchewan RCMP and for the national police force as a whole. The identity of human remains found near Maymont in 2018 have been identified through the National Missing Pe...

The third phase of the Re-Open Saskatchewan plan takes effect Monday, but the provincial government is already looking ahead to Phase 4. There still isn't a target date for it to start, but we now kno...

RCMP say four people were hurt during a head-on collision west of Humboldt on Wednesday. The crash between a car and SUV occurred shortly before noon on Highway 5, roughly 11 kilometres west of city. ...

Saskatchewan's premier and chief medical health officer are repeating warnings that people who attend large rallies are at a heightened risk of contracting COVID-19. In a media release, Dr. Saqib Shah...

8:30 – The Saskatchewan Health Authority is allowing a bit more flexibility around visits for long-term care homes and hospitals. At a media conference Wednesday, Chief Medical Officer Dr. Susan...

A planned protest Thursday in Saskatoon is lawful “as long as it remains peaceful,” according to Saskatoon police. The rally, titled on Facebook as the “Justice for George Rally̶...

As the current school year winds down and graduation plans wrap up, the province's opposition is calling on the government to commit to hiring additional teachers and educational assistants (EAs) for ...