Sarah Mills: Halloween decorations already arriving in stores
Bats, skeletons and spiderwebs have been spotted in stores, and it's still July! Sarah Mills says she's not ready for th...
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Regina's Muslim community ready to welcome refugees
Regina's Muslim community is busy preparing for however many Syrian refugees the federal government wants the Queen City to take in. Immigration Minister John McCallum is set to announce his plan Tues...
Nov 24, 2015
Horse shot near Tisdale, mounties investigating
Mounties in northeast Saskatchewan are looking for suspects after a horse was shot in its pasture on Sunday. Rose Valley/Kelvington RCMP said sometime between 1 a.m and 1 p.m., at least two suspects f...
Nov 23, 2015
Saskatoon council bans e-cigarettes, exempts vape shops
Electronic cigarette users will soon have to butt out nearly everywhere except in their homes after city council voted to add vaping to the existing smoking bylaws. Council voted Monday to make it ill...
Nov 23, 2015
Book launch pulled in light of the anniversary of Neil Stonechild's death
A Saskatoon bookstore has pulled a scheduled book launch out of respect after realizing the date fell on the 25th anniversary of a freezing death at the centre of the book. On Wed., Nov. 25, McNally R...
Nov 23, 2015
Over 2 dozen garage break-ins hit Saskatoon
People in the north end of Saskatoon may want to keep an eye on any suspicious activity. In the last month there have been over two dozen break and enters to garages in the Silverwood, Law...
Nov 23, 2015
SaskPower unveils plan for renewable energy sources
As the environment dominates the agendas of many world leaders over the coming weeks, those in Saskatchewan are announcing an ambitious new plan to help clean up our air. Minister responsible for Sask...
Nov 23, 2015
VIDEO: Sask. Court of Appeal upholds Hales conviction in Bosse murder
A camera was rolling in a Saskatchewan court room for the first time as the Court of Appeals upheld Douglas Hales' murder conviction. Hales was convicted last year of killing Daleen Bosse on the May l...
Nov 23, 2015
Prince Albert mayor weighs in on La Ronge curfew
A curfew is being enforced in La Ronge in response to a rising number of youth crimes in that community. Since Friday, youth under the age of 18 have been required to be off the streets between 11 p.m...
Nov 23, 2015
P.A. bull rider wins Canadian National Championship
A Prince Albert bull rider is now a Canadian champion. Tanner Byrne won the Pofessional Bull-Riding Canadian National Finals Saturday in Saskatoon, marking the beginning of a new era for the Byrne fam...
Nov 23, 2015
Work ramps up on Victoria Avenue East overpass for Regina Bypass
Work begins Monday on the province's first free-flow overpass that will connect the Regina Bypass to Victoria Avenue East. The design allows drivers to stay at highway speed as they travel on the Bypa...
Nov 23, 2015
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