Sarah Mills: I don't want to live in a world where people are shot for their opinions
Sarah Mills says she was no follower of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, but the idea that people are being killed ov...
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Animation shows east portion of Regina Bypass
A video recently posted by the Saskatchewan Ministry of Highways gives people an idea of what the new Regina Bypass will look like. The video is an animated flyover the design of the east portion of t...
Nov 05, 2015
Private MRI law passed in Saskatchewan
More private MRI scans are coming to Saskatchewan. On Wednesday the provincial government passed legislation that will allow people to pay privately for the scans. Under the new law, for&n...
Nov 05, 2015
Saskatoon transit rolls out automatic stop announcements, other accessibility features
The City of Saskatoon has rolled out a number of transit upgrades aimed at making buses more accessible, and thus, increasing ridership. Among the biggest upgrades is an automatic announcement system,...
Nov 05, 2015
City of Regina considering $2.1M makeover for Confederation Park
Regina city administration is asking for money to help refurbish a piece of green space around the new home of the Saskatchewan Roughriders. City staff would like to use $2.1 million to give Confedera...
Nov 05, 2015
Rosetown man 1 of 2 victims found shot dead in Edmonton
A man from Rosetown has been identified as one of two dead following an Edmonton shooting last week. On Oct. 30 at around 7:40 p.m. Edmonton police responded to a call near 173rd Street and 11th Avenu...
Nov 05, 2015
19-year-old welder found dead after workplace explosion in Kinistino
A 19-year-old man is dead after a welding explosion. RCMP from Melfort were called to a business two kilometres south of Kinistino Tuesday afternoon for reports of gunshots on the property. When offic...
Nov 05, 2015
U of S prof reacts to Liberal cabinet
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's cabinet was sworn in Wednesday. It features 15 women out of a 30-member cabinet, and includes a large number of ministers with no previous experience in Parliament. The...
Nov 04, 2015
FSIN chief anticipates bright future after Liberal cabinet announcement
Fresh off his own election, Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations (FSIN) chief Bobby Cameron says he's thrilled with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's cabinet choices. "We're very happy wi...
Nov 04, 2015
Father thankful Sask. gov't now paying for children's medication
A Saskatoon family is still basking in the good news after learning the province will pay for a costly drug treatment for three children. Muhammed Akhter`s three kids, ages eight, 10 and 12, su...
Nov 04, 2015
Saskatoon selling old parking meters
Whether it's placed on the front lawn, in the living room or next to the toilet, anyone who has ever wanted to own a parking meter can now make their dreams come true. The City of Saskatoon is selling...
Nov 04, 2015
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