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After a mild start to the season, mosquito numbers have spiked in Saskatoon. The city's entomologist Jeff Boone spoke with the Brent Loucks Show on Thursday. He said his crews have noticed more mosqui...

Regina police are looking for a suspect in an armed robbery in the east end. A lone man walked into a business on Coleman Street between Victoria Avenue and Quance Street just before 2 a.m.Thursd...

It was a strange sight on the South Saskatchewan River Thursday morning. Someone spotted a silver SUV in the water just north of The Weir on Spadina Crescent at 33rd Street around 6 a.m. No one was in...

A heavy police presence - including a tactical team, K9 unit and an armoured vehicle - surrounded a home on Avenue J South Thursday morning. Saskatoon police said around 6:30 a.m. officers executed se...

If you've ever wanted to own a piece of Saskatoon history, now might be your chance. A steel chunk from a demolished section of the city's 109-year-old Victoria Bridge has been turned into art and wil...

It was another wild and stormy night Wednesday as a twister touched down northeast of Bethune while wind, rain and hail hammered parts of southern Saskatchewan Environment Canada confirmed that a torn...

RIO DE JANEIRO - It was a dramatic start for Canada at the Rio Summer Games on Wednesday. Janine scored the quickest goal in Olympic soccer history as the Canadian women's soccer team earned a dramati...

RIO DE JANEIRO - Volleyball player Gavin Schmitt says his bed in the Olympic athletes' village fits his six-foot-10 body just fine. "It's long enough," the Saskatoon native said Tuesday. "They put an ...

OTTAWA - Canoe Kayak Canada selected Ryan Cochrane and Hugues Fournel to the Canadian Olympic team on Sunday after receiving two additional quota spots for the men's K2 200-metres event at the Rio Gam...

At some point during the rugby sevens competition at the Rio Olympics, Canadian captain Jen Kish will look up in the stands. She'll be searching for her father. "They'll be 8,000, 10,000, 15,000 peopl...