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According to the findings of a CAA study released Monday, two-thirds of Canadians are concerned that roads will become more dangerous when marijuana is legalized. Christine Niemczyk, spokeswoman for C...

The Saskatoon Health Region (SHR) is looking to the past in an effort to cut emergency room costs. A report presented to the region in November is making the case for bringing back house calls. Speaki...

Getting home safely during the holidays just got easier. Operation Red Nose kicked off its eighth campaign in Saskatchewan Tuesday. Anyone looking for a ride home, along with their vehicle, can call t...

The Saskatoon Police Service wants six new officers hired for 2017. The service is set to present its proposed budget to the Saskatoon Board of Police Commissioners on Thursday. Overall, the SPS is as...

Blue Jays president Mark Shapiro and general manager Ross Atkins did their part. They were successful in keeping most of the stars from 2015 on the team for the 2016 season. David Price got away, but ...

Saskatoon Mayor Charlie Clark isn't banking on the idea of completely removing rail lines from the city - at least, not without looking at other ways to spare change. "I've never heard any (estimate) ...

RCMP are in the final stages of the investigation into the deaths of seven-year-old Nia Eastman and her father, Adam Jay Eastman. An Amber Alert was activated last Thursday after Adam didn't drop Nia ...

Saskatoon City Hospital has been put under a boil water advisory following quality issues in the building late Monday night. The order means no tap water is to be consumed within the building. Water q...

Bringing children to watch games has landed two rec-league basketball teams in Saskatoon on the sidelines. Michelle Vilar says they were unfairly treated by the Saskatoon Rec League when they wer...

The ongoing contract dispute between the city of Saskatoon and the Amalgamated Transit Union (ATU) is leading to more transit disruptions for users. The city warned riders Tuesday to expect full buses...