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Regina Mayor Michael Fougere was able to talk infrastructure with Canada's new prime minister as part of a meeting with all 21 big city mayors in Ottawa last week. Speaking with the CJME Morning Show ...

Saskatchewan families looking for something to do for the Family Day long weekend may want to grab some fishing gear. The province is offering a free fishing weekend from Feb. 13 to 15. Everyone in Sa...

The mild winter weather may not be necessarily ideal for crops that were seeded in the fall. Saskatchewan Agriculture regional crop specialist Shannon Friesen explained how more snow cover would be be...

A Saskatchewan teacher is facing disciplinary action after allegedly changing students' final grades, including those of her own daughter. Kimberley Sautner faces charges of professional misconduct fo...

The lawyers for three men accused of either organizing or participating in a historical Saskatoon murder argue there is no evidence their clients were involved in the killing of Isho Hana. Closing arg...

Inner-city hockey in Saskatoon got a big boost Monday.   The Kinsmen Hockey League, a 16-team league for core community elementary students, received a donation of 240 helmets.   The donatio...

Saskatoon police are asking for the public's help as they investigate a house fire. The blaze cause more than $400,000 damage to a home on Coppermine Crescent early Sunday morning. In a media release,...

City council heard once again from a group calling for a medical marijuana dispensary in Saskatoon. Members of the Saskatchewan Compassion Club addressed a meeting of the city's planning, development ...

A major expansion of Saskatoon's water treatment plant is complete. On Monday, officials were on hand to celebrate the completion of the $77-million project which included a new four storey facility o...

Saskatoon police are looking for information after two disturbing reports. The police service received two calls early Sunday morning about a man entering two apartments minutes apart. The first call ...