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They call Dec. 23rd the busiest shopping day of the year. It definitely lived up to that reputation, as it was hard to get parking spots and the line for Santa Claus wrapped around Midtown Plaza. "My ...

It is the way to get the most extensive, reliable, and scientific information about birds in North America. According to Lorne Scott, Conservation Director with Nature Saskatchewan, bird counting...

The calendar is reaching the end of December, a deep freeze gripped southern Saskatchewan for about two weeks earlier in the month, but there is still a possibility of thin ice on Regina's channels, l...

Carrie Fisher has reportedly been transported to a hospital after suffering a severe medical emergency on a flight Friday. Citing unnamed sources, celebrity website TMZ reported she suffered a heart a...

Kids spending Christmas in the hospital in Saskatoon received a special visit from the North Pole. Graham Construction took a break from construction on the Children's Hospital of Saskatchewan to spre...

Those in Saskatoon hoping for that perfect Christmas card look on Christmas, might get their wish after all. Environment Canada's latest forecast as of Friday is calling for flurries this weekend in S...

On October 14th, 1984, Neil Headrick turned on a microphone at CKBI in downtown Prince Albert for the first time. "The mic light came on and my throat closed up," he recalled. He was working in the mu...

Two men already charged in a case of mail theft are now facing more charges. Regina police have continued their investigation into several break and enters at apartment building mailboxes in the city....

A non-profit organization that works to keep the internet open, affordable, and surveillance-free is applauding the declaration made by the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commis...

The province wants feedback on how Saskatchewan's schools are run moving forward. A six-member panel has been formed to consult the public on 'Dan Perrins' K-12 governance options report.' The study w...