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Fresh off the announcement of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, Prime Minister Stephen Harper is back on the campaign trail and is expected in Saskatoon this afternoon.   Harper will be speaking at ...

Saskatchewan Senator Lillian Dyck challenges the RCMP and the federal government to release statistics proving that 70 per cent or crimes against aboriginal women come at the hands of aboriginal men. ...

Muhammad Akhter spent 12 hours trying to figure out how to tell his wife some terrible news. The couple's three children have been denied treatment coverage from the province ...

Saskatoon city council will vote on the Meewasin Valley Authority (MVA)'s master plan for the Northeast Swale after it cleared the city's planning, development and community servic...

Saskatchewan Senator Lillian Dyck challenges the RCMP and the federal government to release statistics proving that 70 per cent or crimes against aboriginal women come at the hands of aboriginal men. ...

Businesses and residents who live in the east end are weighing in on how the City of Regina should move forward with construction near Eastgate Drive. A public consultation was held Monday night to fi...

Life on the road has not been kind to the Saskatchewan Roughriders. The Riders last win away from Mosaic Stadium was last year's Banjo Bowl when they beat the Winnipeg Blue Bombers 30-24. Since then, ...

Twelve nations, including Canada, announced a tentative agreement Monday on the massive Trans-Pacific Partnership deal. Speaking shortly after the agreement was announced, Stephen Harper billed it as ...

Saskatoon police are looking for two men following an armed robbery Sunday night.   Just before midnight on Oct. 4, police got a call about an armed robbery in progress in the 2400 Block of 22nd ...

Construction of buildings you can't live in has gotten a big boost in 2015, including a big chunk from the new stadium project.   Since the start of the year to the end of September, the City of ...