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As leaves and grass make a spring debut in Saskatoon, people are encouraged to drop off the natural debris for composting. The city's two compost depots are set to open April 11, weather permitting. W...

Saskatoon fire crews are changing up their strategy to contain a stubborn fire at Shercom Industries that broke out Monday night and continues to smolder. Seventy-five firefighters from...

Two men face a slew of drug and weapons charges after police seized a large amount of cocaine and meth last week. Police first saw the men make a drug trade in a parking lot near the corner of 24th St...

Saskatoon police are investigating after an argument led to a gun going off inside a Pleasant Hill apartment early Tuesday morning. Police went to an apartment in the 100 block of ...

Saskatchewan New Democrats are picking up the pieces after failing to make big gains in the 2016 election. "The overall results of this election are disappointing," NDP leader Cam Broten said in a sta...

Next winter, parking options could change in Regina, as the city contemplates parking bans on snow routes.   "That would be when, of course, when we have a major storm and it's designated as a sn...

Two weeks before election day, future Saskatchewan voters had the chance to learn about democracy by participating in a mock student vote. Elementary and high school students across the province elect...

Brad Wall will begin his third term with a majority government after the Sask. Party captured 62.5 per cent of the vote in Monday's election. The Sask. Party will now have 51 seats in the legislature ...

Saskatoon proved it still bleeds Sask. Party green. The city doled out its support, re-electing all of the popular party's incumbents to aid a historic third-consecutive majority win Monday night. Not...

The Regina Police Service confirm 11-year-old Leslie Scott Stevenson, the subject of a missing persons release on April 3, has been found safe. The police would like to thank the public for their assi...