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A building burned to the ground in a fire southwest of Saskatoon. Around 1:30 p.m. Sunday afternoon, Saskatoon fire was called out to a structure fire on Highway 60, south of Highway 14. By the time c...

Rest not rust for the Saskatchewan Rush after a first-round playoff bye. Sniper Adam Jones scored six times in an 18-9 win over Colorado in game one of the NLL's West Division final. After a relativel...

Turns out most moms want to spend Mother's Day having a meal with family or getting pampered, but that's probably not what they'll get. That's the findings of a survey by RetailMeNot.ca, a couponing w...

Fire crews were on scene through the night after a grass fire broke out east of Outlook, Sask. on Friday evening. The fire began at a cube plant in Broderick and spread to hundreds of hay bales. By th...

One of the contributors to a staggering domestic violence report in Saskatchewan says education is the key to stopping it. Jo-Anne Dusel, provincial co-ordinator for the Provincial Association of Tran...

The Meewasin Valley Authority is looking for a new CEO. The organization announced Friday afternoon it decided to "part ways" with Lloyd Isaak, who led the MVA for four years. New Board Chair Colin Te...

A home on a First Nation west of Meadow Lake was surrounded by RCMP Friday morning after reports of a man with a firearm entering the residence. Residents of the Makwa Sahgaiehcan First Nation are bei...

I am not one for predictions, but I do believe the Anaheim Ducks will lose out to Nashville in round three of these Stanley Cup playoffs. Nashville can threaten opposing teams from all angles. Three o...

Saskatoon taxpayers look set to be forking over more cash for less service in 2018. A preliminary report headed to council Monday outlines various pressures on the city's books. Saskatoon's coffers ar...

Police have laid charges after a 33-year-old man was struck by a vehicle late Thursday. The man was hit by a van around 11:15 p.m. in a bar parking lot off of Lorne Avenue, according to police. He was...