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After a fresh dump of snow Tuesday, the province is waking up to a clearer day, but with it comes a chilling wind. Depending on where you live in Saskatchewan, Environment Canada reported between ...

Every single highway out of Saskatoon was listed as not recommended for travel by the province's highway hotline Tuesday evening. Those poor road conditions were the likely cause of a fatal crash on H...

A Saskatoon police officer was sent to hospital Monday night after a lengthy scuffle with fleeing suspect. It started just after 9 p.m. in the city's near Avenue P South and 11th Street in the ci...

Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall thanked Prime Minister Justin Trudeau Tuesday for "showing flexibility" on the plan to resettle 25,000 Syrian refugees by year's end. Even before the refugee resettlemen...

Saskatoon resettlement groups are revving up as Canada gets ready to accept 10,000 refugees before the end of the year. The new target is lower than the original promise of 25,000 Syrian refugees...

Two Saskatoon doctors have been recognized with top honours.   Dr. Ryan Meili and Dr. Mark Wahba were presented with the Dr. Dennis A. Kendel Distinguished Service Award last week.   It's gi...

Saskatoon's police chief admits the police service let down the public in its delayed response to a car crash on 20th Street in August. At Tuesday's Board of Police Commissioners meeting, Weighill was...

As construction on Regina's new stadium moves along at an expected pace, work on another one of the city's major building projects is actually going faster than expected. The new $181-million sewage t...

BBC News is reporting about a hostage situation in northern France this afternoon. Still no word if this is related to terrorism. We'll have more information when it becomes available.    

A new report says a public-private partnership (P3) approach to build the Regina bypass will save taxpayers $380 million.   Ernst & Young, the independent financial and procurement experts, w...