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A new website and app has been launched to help in the fight against sex trafficking and exploitation.   On Tuesday, EGADZ (Saskatoon Downtown Youth Centre) unveiled its Cyber Outreach initiative...

The search for a missing 17-year-old boy has come to a tragic end. Fort Qu'Appelle RCMP confirm the body of Lane Guggenmos was found in a river about 100 metres east of the pedestrian bridge in that t...

A Kindersley man must pay back more than $22,000 in workers' compensation payments that he collected while he was gainfully employed. Carey Nelson Lobzun, 58, pleaded guilty to fraud over $5,000 and r...

Two people are facing more than 20 charges after a chase with police early Tuesday morning. It was around 1:40am when police noticed a suspicious car in a back alley in the area of 21st Street and Ave...

The stench of smoke and sulfur lingers after a house fire on one of Saskatoon's main arteries on Tuesday. On Dec.1 just before noon the Saskatoon fire department responded to a call of a house fire at...

Premier Brad Wall feels his time at the climate change summit in Paris was well spent. Wall went to promote SaskPower's carbon capture and storage project at Boundary Dam 3 as a solution to emissions ...

A house on Regina's Broder Street is a total loss after a fire early Tuesday morning. Regina Fire and Protective Services were called to the home on the 2200 block of Broder Street at 4:20 a.m. The fl...

Photographer Annie Leibovitz is putting a different take on the 2016 edition of the famous Pirelli calendar. The calendar from the Italian tire company dates back to 1964 and has traditionally feature...

Two collisions in the Wadena area are serving as a reminder for drivers to look out for moose on Saskatchewan highways. Two separate moose collided with vehicles Sunday night on Highway 5, sending at ...

After a weekend book-ended with Black Friday and Cyber Monday, Canadians are unlocking their charitable side and giving back.   "Giving Tuesday" is a day when North Americans are encouraged to pr...