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Wedding dresses were basically being given away at the old Champagne Bridal location in downtown Saskatoon on Wednesday. The business closed in June when it was unable to pay rent or creditors. Now, t...

Sex assault charges against a Saskatoon massage therapist is renewing a push toward regulation of the industry in Saskatchewan. Mark Donlevy, 48, was charged following two separate allegations of...

Those wanting to provide their thoughts on which direction Saskatchewan should take now have the chance through a new online consultation initiative. A group of civil society organizations and individ...

The Saskatchewan Roughriders are extending the contract of international defensive back Justin Cox. The contract runs through the 2018 season. The 23-year-old from Mississippi signed with the team in ...

The RCMP has responded to a leaked internal memo suggesting vacancy rates are posing a dire problem in Northern Saskatchewan. The document came to light Wednesday morning. The official response from R...

We have heard a number of NHL General Managers say it over the years: "We don't want to take physicality out of the game." Devils forward Taylor Hall sent Canucks defenceman Philip Larsen to the hospi...

An internal memo from provincial RCMP suggests vacancy rates are posing a dire problem in Northern Saskatchewan. 650 CKOM obtained paper copies of an email thread dated Nov. 3 discussing the issue wit...

Michael Farren had the shootout winner as the Saskatoon Blades picked up a 4-3 win over the Warriors in Moose Jaw. Down 2-0 in the third the Blades stormed back to force overtime. Caleb Fantillo (2) c...

A Saskatoon massage therapist is facing charges related to two separate reports of sexual assault. Mark Donlevy was charged after complaints were made by two women who visited a massage business based...

Saskatoon-University MP Brad Trost is voicing his support for the "lock her up" chants directed at Alberta Premier Rachel Notley.   The chants broke out at an anti-carbon tax rally held outside t...