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Saskatoon educators are coming together to mourn the loss of the two teachers in La Loche. Teacher Kelli White said they wanted to support all the victims' families and the community so they deci...

The archbishop of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Keewatin-Le Pas told a packed La Loche church Sunday morning that now is the time for the community to remain united and work towards healing in the...

For the first time this year, the Regina Pats handed the Prince Albert Raiders a loss. Playing their first game at the Brandt Centre in 20 days, the Pats downed the Raiders 4-2 on Saturday night, than...

While the community of La Loche grieves for four lives lost after shootings on Friday, seven others remain in hospital. STARS Air Ambulance flew out one of the patients Friday night, and three remain ...

MELBOURNE, Australia - Canadian Milos Raonic made quick work of a dangerous opponent to reach the fourth round of the Australian Open as he beat Viktor Troicki Saturday and dedicated the win to the vi...

Grief in La Loche stretches across the country as the four people killed in Friday afternoon's shooting are being identified. Marie Janvier, the teaching assistant at the Loche Community School's Dene...

Reports of pouring rain and heavy snow caused treacherous driving conditions on highways across the province on Saturday.   Yorkton RCMP dealt with a serious crash north of the city on Highway 9....

A Saskatoon man is in hospital after he was stabbed in an apartment early Saturday morning. Police were called to an apartment in the 100 block of Edinburgh Place near 8th Street and McKercher Drive a...

The ex-husband of a woman charged following a collision that killed a family of four wants to curb drunk driving. Frank Michel and Catherine McKay divorced some 20 years ago.   "We're not 'friend...

A teacher is among the four people killed and two critically injured after a shooter opened fire at a high school in the northern Saskatchewan community of La Loche Friday. Marie Janvier, who was a te...