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An ongoing issue with jaywalking outside Saskatoon's Aden Bowman Collegiate has a city committee looking at ways to curb the problem. Students routinely cross Clarence Avenue to the neighbouring strip...

People in Asquith are getting ready for their big night. A valuable piece of hockey memorabilia will be raffled off Friday in the community, found about half an hour west of Saskatoon on Hig...

A pitcher from Saskatchewan continues to live his dream. Andrew Albers, a native of North Battleford, is one of the pitchers playing for Team Canada in this year's World Baseball Classic. Albers took ...

The Rider Nation has that warm fuzzy feeling following the Vince Young news conference yesterday. He said he's not "big-headed" and told fans to give him a hug when they see him around the province. B...

The maker of Buckley's cough syrup is recalling several products. GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare Inc. said a defect may cause plastic safety seals to fall into bottles, presenting a potential cho...

Saskatoon's vacancy rate is the highest it's been in two decades. Chanda Lockhart has been in the housing industry since 1999. Currently executive director of the Saskatchewan Landlord Association, sh...

A slow start cost the University of Saskatchewan Huskies women's basketball team, losing 69-59 to Laval at the U Sports national championship tournament in Victoria, BC. The Rouge et Or took a six-poi...

Regina residents continue to weigh in on possible changes to the smoking bylaw. It was announced last month the City of Regina would begin public consultation on changes to the current smoking bylaw i...

Regina police have confirmed that 12-year-old Xander Pierre Theriault has been found unharmed and has returned home. Regina police thanks the public for their help in finding Theriault.

A Conservative senator is facing criticism for remarks about residential schools. Lynn Beyak, a senator based in Northern Ontario, rose to speak during the Senate's Tuesday session. Beyak opened by st...