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A Yorkton man, now living in Florida, anxiously waited in his home for hurricane Matthew to strike on Thursday. Todd Hubs lives eight miles from the ocean and an hour away from where 100 miles an hour...

A pair of investigations has resulted in seven arrests and the seizure of various drugs and guns. On Sept. 29, the Saskatoon Integrated Drug Enforcement Street Team made five high-risk arrests and sei...

After an investigation, police have concluded there was no suspicious package at the STC bus depot this morning. Police said the investigation began just before 10:30 a.m. on Friday when they received...

An early blast of winter means the clock is ticking for Saskatoon gardeners to prepare their plants for the cold. Dave Van Duyvendyk, a plant expert with Dutch Growers, said that with overnight lows e...

A Moose Jaw homeowner is thankful for what she calls lucky timing. A two-vehicle crash sent a truck onto Courtney Waldenberg's front yard Thursday. "I came home and there was a truck kissing my front ...

Three CFL games - including Saskatchewan and Ottawa - are going to have mic'd up players and coaches this weekend. Judging by the feedback after TSN's first venture into mic'd up territory, why bother...

Two officers were punched in the face during a dust up with a suspect Thursday night. Police were called around 11:30 p.m. to a home in the 1000 block of First Avenue North about a man assaulting his ...

An article in Sports Illustrated pointed to the CFL as a place the NFL needs to look for a rule change.   It all has to do with the review system we are seeing play out in the CFL game. That drea...

With no guarantee of a pay off, you have to admire the confidence of Toronto Argonauts' management. At five and nine, the Argos are a long shot to make the playoffs, but they do have a chance. That be...

The unemployment rate in the province is up, according to the latest numbers released by Statistics Canada on Friday. In Saskatchewan the unemployment rate for September is 6.8 per cent. In August it ...