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The provincial government has told the City of Saskatoon that it won't be creating regulations for ridesharing companies like Uber.   The news was delivered to a meeting of the city's transportat...

Move them or go under them.   Those are the choices currently being discussed by city council when it comes to dealing with delays caused by trains moving through the city.   The i...

As the Saskatchewan Party officially hits the campaign trail, leader Brad Wall says voters can expect a campaign lacking in "expensive promises" that focuses on the economy.   "There is...

The union that represents Saskatoon's transit workers has decided its members will go to work in regular clothes rather than their uniforms. The decision follows Monday's meeting to discuss a bargaini...

One person is dead after a pickup truck and semi collided just west of Balgonie Tuesday afternoon. It happened on Highway 46 by the Green Acres Golf Course. RCMP say the name of the victim is not bein...

A new program aimed at youth may not have happened without him, prompting the Regina Sexual Assault Centre to give its first-ever Ulmer-Hildebrandt Award to a Regina police officer. Insp. Evan Bray wa...

Two men who Saskatoon police say are members of a local motorcycle club have pleaded not guilty to gun and drug charges in connection to last year's Project Forseti drug raid. Justin Smith, 33, and Ma...

The writ has dropped and now Saskatchewan's election campaign swings into high gear. For several months, candidates from all parties have been behind the scenes, setting up offices and working with vo...

The plight and achievements of women are being marked around the world as part of International Women's Day.   Sue Brooks, president of the Business and Professional Women of Saskatoon ...

While some people may be booking campsites or planning their summer vacation, Prince Albert's Conrad Burns is planning something much bigger. He plans to walk from St John's, Newfoundland to Victoria,...