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One woman is dead and two others were injured in a rollover Sunday morning on the Ochapawace First Nation northeast of Broadview. RCMP officers were called to the First Nation at 11 a.m. They arrived ...

The Progressive Conservative Party of Saskatchewan elected Ken Grey as its new leader on Saturday. He was elected with 77 per cent of the vote at the party's leadership convention in Moose Jaw. "It's ...

The Saskatchewan Roughriders announced Saturday the team has signed retired quarterback Drew Tate for the playoff run. The news comes a week after Riders quarterback Zach Collaros took a hit to the he...

Regina police are warning us to be wary this winter season after a high number of thefts. They say there were 313 reported thefts from vehicles between Oct. 2-30. The advice comes from officers after ...

Police are investigating a crash that killed two people on Highway 6, just south of Regina. Officers were called to the scene around 8 p.m. Thursday and discovered four vehicles were involved in the c...

They've had a spring break for years and now students at the University of Regina are getting a fall break too. For the first time, students will be able to enjoy a break from classes in November. Nex...

The provincial government hopes to apologize to '60s Scoop victims within the next two months. Social Services Minister Paul Merriman said he's been working with individuals who were impacted to make ...

Police are looking for two men after they attempted to steal a vehicle from the downtown area on Wednesday. Officers were called to a back alley in the 1900 block of Quebec Street at around 8:15 p.m.,...

More than 1,000 professors, instructors and librarians at the University of Regina are voting on a potential strike mandate this week. While students may have been hearing about the possibility of a s...

As of right now SaskEnergy customers are paying the lowest rates in 19 years, but the province warns that will be short-lived if the federal carbon tax is imposed on Saskatchewan. As of Nov. 1, SaskEn...