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Mitchell Klein says he saved up for a year to escape the snow for a two-week trip to Mexico, but had to cancel his beach vacation when a Kindersley-based travel agency didn't book the t...

The next 24 hours could get very slick on Saskatchewan roads Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement. The advisory covers the entire southern half of the province with the exception ...

Another northern Saskatchewan community staged a special candlight vigil honouring the victims of the shootings in La Loche. On Monday night, people in Stanley Mission gathered in the snow. Glowing in...

A La Loche woman is thankful her sister is expected to pull through after she was hurt in Friday's shooting at the La Loche school. This article will refer to her as Anna, as a court order issued by a...

As La Loche begins to recover from the tragic shootings Friday that left four people dead and seven injured, federal, provincial, local and First Nations leaders are trying to identify ways to bring p...

Two people are facing charges after Regina police were called about a possible shooting on Halifax Street Sunday night. The Regina Police Service received the call around 7:30 p.m. about possible shot...

Mark McMorris hopes the power of sports can provide some help to a Saskatchewan community. Not only is the Saskatchewan snowboarder dedicating his performance at the X-Games this weekend to the La Loc...

It is a trauma no family should have to go through, but the Miller family seems stronger than ever after convicted pedophile Peter Whitmore ripped through their hearts. In the summer of 2006, Whitmore...

A Saskatoon man was sentenced to five years in prison in connection to several armed robberies in late 2015. Christopher James Seed, 21, pleaded guilty to nine counts of armed robbery and one count of...

An apparent threat at a Saskatoon elementary school was actually just four kids discussing the tragedy in La Loche. Police were called to Westmount School, located on Avenue J North, around 1:30 p.m. ...