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The early October snow is putting a damper on harvest for many farmers in Saskatchewan. Snow has been flying on and off since the beginning of last week, with some areas getting upwards of 20 centimet...

A mother and fianc is the latest victim of alleged drinking and driving in the province. Adrienne Daigneault was in the passenger seat of a Kia Spectra stopped at a red light on Albert Street on Satur...

A Saskatoon police officer convicted in 2015 of obstructing justice will get a new trial. Const. Steve Nelson was given a 90-day conditional sentence and 50 hours of community service stemming from an...

Three men face charges after Saskatoon police launched an investigation into fentanyl trafficking. Police said officers witnessed a drug deal behind a business in the 1600 block of 20th Street West la...

Trick or treat? The City of Regina is hoping you'll opt for a healthy Halloween this year. Starting Tuesday, the city is selling passes that will get a child free admission to a public skate or swim t...

A fire destroyed Bengough Drugs, the community's pharmacy on Sunday. Fire crews battled the fire on Main Street until early Monday morning. One witness said nothing is left of the building. Kathy...

Up until the two-thirds mark of this CFL season, the Saskatchewan Roughriders' new bosses had no idea what they were doing. Now that the team has been eliminated from playoff contention, Chris Jones a...

The Edmonton Eskimos can an another 'E' to their title: Embarrassment!   The Canadian Football League and TSN are doing all they can to promote and add new and different things to the television ...

I'll admit it. I am surprised the Toronto Blue Jays are back in the American League Championship series. I never doubted team talent. The majority of players on this roster helped this team make a pus...

A 34-year-old man is facing six new charges after being arrested on Thanksgiving Monday. Around 2 a.m., a police officer saw a man at a business in the 5800 block of Rochdale Boulevard. He recognized ...