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A call to action from the Saskatchewan Environmental Society is hoping to prevent the Husky Oil spill from happening again. The SES released a list of thirteen recommendations for stronger pipeline re...

A man robbed at gunpoint Monday morning was allegedly going to visit someone he met online. Saskatoon police are investigating the incident, which took place just after 9 a.m. Twenty minutes later, a ...

Carolina Panthers coach Ron Rivera found himself in a no-win situation on Sunday. Many pro teams in all sports have policies and procedures. One of the Panther policies is to wear a tie during travel....

Indigenous offenders account for more than a quarter of all Canadians behind bars, and a recent audit shows their needs are often overlooked by Correctional Service Canada (CSC). A report released thi...

Damage is pegged at $16,000 after a kitchen fire at a City Park apartment Sunday evening. Saskatoon fire crews were called to 733 5th Avenue North just before 7 p.m. Smoke was showing from the rear of...

Several transit routes are being impacted Monday by on-going job action by the Amalgamated Transit Union (ATU). Since last month the ATU has been instructing members to refuse working overtime while t...

A quieter protest against the Dakota Access Pipeline was held outside Midtown Plaza Sunday morning. It wasn't a typical protest as there were no chants and not many signs. "People need to stand up for...

The Saskatchewan Rush opened the National Lacrosse League pre-season with a pair of games in Vancouver. The Rush beat Colorado 16-10 on Saturday and lost 11-10 to Vancouver on Sunday. Twenty-five play...

It's a place they have been before and now the University of Saskatchewan Huskies are back on top in CanadaWest. The Huskies beat the top-ranked Alberta Golden Bears 4-1 on Friday and 4-0 on Saturday ...

For 16 years, Santa Claus has traded in his sleigh for a more cushy ride in northern Saskatchewan. Christmas came early for the communities of Fond Du Lac, Black Lake, Stony Rapids, and Wolleston Lake...