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Victory Majors Investment Corporation has inked a deal with Alt Hotels for a 15-floor hotel on Parcel Y in Saskatoon's River Landing. The Alt Hotel will be located northeast of the intersection of Spa...

There is at least one confirmed hospitalized case of H1N1 in a worker at the K+S Potash mine in Bethune and a second worker is in the hospital waiting for test results. "In the last 24 hours we have c...

Three of the victims of the shooting in La Loche are now out of hospital, leaving four people still recovering in Saskatoon. As the wounded leave the hospital, RCMP officers are also starting to leave...

A mobile phone retailer in Regina has launched a new initiative aimed at helping make the transition for Syrian refugees a little easier. Jump.ca's Syrian Refugee Welcome Home program will see each re...

An Alberta father whose son was killed in a school shooting says the community of La Loche must learn to forgive before they can heal from the recent tragedy. Dale Lang's 17-year-old son Jason was kil...

Three people involved in a crash Tuesday in Saskatoon have a lot more to worry about than their smashed bumper. Saskatoon police were called to the two-vehicle crash just before 5 p.m. at Third Avenue...

Those eagerly awaiting to book their summer campsites at Saskatchewan provincial parks now have the dates in which they can do that. The province announced that reservations will begin on April 11. Th...

Freezing rain hampered conditions on some highways in southern Saskatchewan Wednesday morning as Pacific air brought mild temperatures and precipitation to the province. Travel was not recommended ear...

We may never know the reasons behind the school shooting in La Loche Friday that left four people dead and seven others hurt.   Some are questioning the mental health of the alleged 17-year-old s...

It was around 10:40 p.m. on Oct. 10, 2014 when 25-year-old Danille Kerpan was killed by a drunk driver hurtling the wrong way down Highway 11 near Bladworth. The night was clear and the roads were dry...