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People are being warned about driving over ice after a truck fell through at a popular crossing north of Saskatoon.   Warman Fire Rescue got a call around 7:30 a.m. Sunday of a pickup truck ...

The inaugural CFL Week in Regina was a huge success. The league should take some credit for staging a terrific event. The CFL did well in putting itself in front of fans and media during the off seaso...

Emergency crews responded to back-to-back suspicious package calls in Saskatoon Monday. Police, fire and hazmat teams were first called a downtown office building at 211 4th Avenue South around 10:15 ...

Regional libraries are reeling after having their funding slashed by more than 58 per cent by the province. "All of us were just completely shocked," Eleanor Crumblehulme, director of Lakeland Library...

Saskatoon police are asking for information after a cab driver was attacked Sunday night. Officers were sent to the 200 block of Avenue K South around 7 p.m. following a report that a cabbie had been ...

Saskatoon city council is asking their legal team to pursue an injunction against funding cuts from the province. The decision was made during an emergency meeting Sunday to address the impact of the ...

Warman Fire Rescue were telling drivers to stay off the ice at the Clarkboro ferry crossing Sunday morning. The warning came after a pickup truck fell through the ice. The driver made it to ...

Regina police executed a search warrant at a home on the 1300 block of Winnipeg Street early Sunday resulting in the SWAT team being called in. Police said this was part of an investigation into the p...

Four straight goals in the final quarter lifted the Colorado Mammoth to a 14-11 win over the Saskatchewan Rush Saturday night. Down 8-3 at halftime, the Rush scored 7 times in the third quarter to eve...

Dozens gathered outside Royal University Hospital on Saturday to protest a shortage of midwives in the Province. Saskatchewan currently employs just 15 midwives. By comparison, Alberta has 80. "The st...