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Red ribbons aren’t just for gifts this holiday season; MADD Canada is using them to fight impaired driving. Lou Van de Vorst is the vice-president of the Saskatoon campaign. He lost his son Jord...

8:30 – Judy Ferguson, Saskatchewan’s provincial auditor, released the second volume of her 2019 report on Thursday. Ferguson identified a number of areas that need attention, particularly ...

Sports aren't just about learning athletic skills. They're about gaining life skills as well. Last month, a utility trailer full of empty bottles was stolen in the city. The bottles had been collected...

The last two provincial women’s curling champions are ready to compete in Melville, come late January. North Battleford’s Robyn Silvernagle won the championship in 2019 in Humboldt, while ...

It would appear many Regina residents still don't know what should go into their blue recycling bins. On Friday, the City released the results of the CartSmart program it ran in the fall. According to...

Environment Canada is predicting a deep but brief cold snap coming to large portions of Saskatchewan over the weekend and early into next week. The weather agency is forecasting daytime highs of -16, ...

Saskatchewan producers had a tough 2019 due to unfavorable conditions, but one market analyst says it could have been worse. Speaking at the Farm Forum Event Thursday at Saskatoon’s TCU Place, D...

The intersection of highways 41 and 2 near Wakaw is getting another tool to deter speeding. On Wednesday, the provincial government announced photo radar enforcement will be coming to the intersection...

Employees at the Co-op Refinery Complex in Regina are out on the picket line. Unifor Local 594 issued a strike notice that was set to take effect Thursday at 4:30 p.m. In response, the company issued ...

Wild pig populations are on the rise in Saskatchewan, and some wildlife experts think boar farms could be part of the problem. In the province, it’s possible to pay to shoot feral hogs at a rang...