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Two independent observers have been appointed to the investigation into a woman's death being conducted by the Regina Police Service. Police were dispatched to a call on April 10 around 10:30 p.m. at ...

The Municipalities of Saskatchewan (MOS) has pitched an idea to the province which would allow municipalities the opportunity to borrow funds interest-free, so they can keep up with the financial dema...

For the seventh straight day, the number of recoveries from COVID-19 in Saskatchewan was greater than the number of new cases Tuesday. In a media release, the provincial government announced nine more...

Despite low case numbers being reported in Saskatchewan, the provincial health authority isn't taking its foot off the gas in its fight against COVID-19. Scott Livingstone, CEO of the Sask. Health Aut...

An open letter by Saskatoon Cycles Saturday encouraging the city to open up some city streets to cyclists and pedestrians during the pandemic is not sitting well with some on city council. The letter ...

The president and CEO of the Regina Exhibition Association Limited predicts the COVID-19 pandemic will cost the organization about 85 per cent of its revenues over the next few months. Speaking on the...

8:30 – If Saskatchewan’s COVID-19 cases remain at low levels, we may see a plan to slowly re-open the economy released next week. That’s according to Premier Scott Moe, who made the ...

After being urged to inspect the refinery to see if COVID-19 could be a problem in the replacement workers camp, the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) has determined the steps the Co-op refinery is ...

Hundreds lined the highway into North Battleford Monday afternoon to honour the family of Colby Cave, who returned to the community after the sudden passing of the 25-year-old “hometown hero....

A Cameco uranium mine in northern Saskatchewan is going to remain closed for an “indeterminate period” due to the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. The Cigar Lake location was originally p...