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The City of Regina is making it easier for residents to pay their property taxes as it opens its drive-thru kiosk. The kiosk is located beside city hall on Smith Street and will be open between 7:30 a...

Classes are nearly out for all students in Regina as another school year comes to a close. But summer can be a difficult time for some kids who rely on school food programs to get fed. "When summer co...

Five months and five days after the tragic La Loche shootings which saw four killed and seven others injured, students, teachers, parents and community members gathered for high school graduation. Ful...

Saskatoon residents affected by the drinking water advisory are getting some much-needed help. Starting Tuesday morning, those impacted by the water outage can fill large water jugs at Fire Hall # 9 l...

Four Saskatchewan teens were honoured with the Junior Citizen of the Year Award in a ceremony Monday at Government House. The award recognizes young people who have made positive contributions to thei...

A Calgary mother is in disbelief after her young daughter fell through a broken sewer lid at a Tourism Saskatchewan rest stop in Maple Creek. "I was standing right there beside her. I tried to grab he...

Grocery shoppers headed to the Sobeys in Stonebridge had to find somewhere else to shop last night. People were being turned away after refrigerator problems forced the store to close early. A couple ...

Saskatoon city council voted unanimously on Monday to rename the Circle Drive South Bridge after Gordie Howe. Ward 1 Coun. Darren Hill introduced a motion to bypass the city's regular naming procedure...

Team Canada certainly knows how to use a broom, as they swept the weekend in FIVB World Volleyball action at the SaskTel Centre. Canada beat Portugal 3-1 Sunday to go 3-0 this weekend and improve to 6...

The rain didn't slow down crime in Saskatoon this weekend. Police reported Monday that just under 1,000 reports of crime or requests for assistance came in over the weekend - an increase from the aver...