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A young Regina boy is recovering in hospital after being shot Thursday. Police were called to the 1200 block of Garnet Street at 3 a.m. where they found the 12-year-old. The boy was taken to hospital ...

A day after layoffs were announced at the Mosaic potash mine near Colonsay, a major international deal shows prices for the key fertilizer ingredient remain stubbornly low. On Wednesday, over 300 work...

As drug use and trafficking rises in Prince Albert, so does the number of firearms in the city. According to Prince Albert police Chief Troy Cooper, 52 firearms have been seized so far in 2016, compar...

Saskatoon police said they have a solid lead after officers responded quickly to a street robbery in the 400 block of Confederation Drive Wednesday night. Around 9 p.m, officers got a call of a woman ...

People were forced to leave a Saskatoon apartment building after deadly gas was detected in the air. Around 7:45 p.m. Wednesday, fire crews were dispatched to 130 Edinburgh Place for a smell of natura...

Transportation Safety Board investigators are en route to the scene of small plane crash in central Saskatchewan. RCMP said the pilot of a light plane was found dead on the scene when emergency person...

If you look at the Roughriders win-loss record, it might deceive you a little. Yes, the Riders have lost two games and won none, but those losses haven't come without a significant effort from quarter...

Saskatoon police are asking for help in locating a missing 84-year-old woman. Matilda (Tilly) Schneider was last seen near her care home in the 400 block of Acadia Drive at approximately 12:00 p.m. We...

SaskTel's annual report shows a net income of $125 million. The crown tabled it's annual report in the legislature Wednesday. Operating revenues reached $1.5 billion with a small decline in opera...

The flooding situation in Saskatchewan is improving now that the rain has stopped. Estevan lifted its local state of emergency Wednesday afternoon, and Arborfield followed suit lifting its mandatory e...