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Saskatchewan will benefit from the tail end of a chinook Saturday. Gusting wind will bring mild temperatures to most of the province, according to Environment Canada meteorologist Terri Lang. “W...

There’s still some uncertainty as Great Britain leaves the European Union on Friday after 47 years. The questions include how trade relationships with the United Kingdom will evolve. Saskatchewa...

Jason McKay has been found guilty of second-degree murder in the death of his wife, Jenny McKay. Jason McKay sat emotionless in the courtroom as the verdict was read. It was delivered by Court of Quee...

Rawlco Radio and the MacKenzie Art Gallery are staging another free admission day Saturday. To celebrate the launch of African Canadian Black History Month, visitors can explore the museum's second-fl...

8:30 – The Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation will hold a sanctions vote in mid-February to determine whether to allow job action, saying last week’s conciliation talks ended in failu...

The Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation is calling for a sanctions vote -- which could result in educators walking off the job -- after conciliation talks between the STF and the province proved unsucce...

Tougher regulations on vaping come into effect in Saskatchewan on Saturday. The Tobacco and Vapour Products Control Act was unanimously passed in the Saskatchewan legislature on Nov. 6. "I'm excited t...

A 47-year-old Regina man has been charged with sexual interference and sexual assault. A media release Friday from the Regina Police Service said Antoine James Quewezance was charged after a two-month...

A number of lower-income households in Regina and Saskatoon soon could be saving money on their power bills. SaskPower announced Friday it's looking for a total of 400 volunteers from the province's t...

Representatives of Unifor and the Co-op Refinery Complex (CRC) are to sit down Friday in hopes of ending a 57-day lockout. After weeks of back and forth, barricades, court appearances, an injunction, ...