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The Saskatchewan Roughriders will take the field for the first time under interim head coach Bob Dyce against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in Sunday's Labour Day Classic.  The game is the first sinc...

The Saskatchewan Roughriders will have a new backup plan heading into their Labour Day match up with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. With the release of quarterback Tino Sunseri earlier this week, Keith Pr...

The University of Saskatchewan Huskies football home opener didn't go as planned. The number 10 ranked University of Manitoba Bisons came away with a 34-28 win. Bisons freshman running back Jamel Lyle...

The fires have passed and the smoldering debris has been shut down by weeks of rain; now cabin owners on Nemeiben Lake can start to rebuild. "The first wave of fires took about 15 cabins and the ...

Corrections Canada is investigating a death at the Saskatchewan Penitentiary. On Sept. 3, Arthur William Michel, an inmate from the Sask. Pen's minimum security unit was found unresponsive in his cell...

SGI and Saskatoon police were checking taxis this week. The two agencies collaborated on a voluntary program which allowed taxis to come in for a quick once-over to make sure they were up to code. Of ...

Ted Jaleta remembers walking through the desert after he decided to flee Ethiopia nearly 40 years ago. Pictures of a young Syrian boy's body washed up on a Turkish shore are bringing back memories for...

As the plight of Syrian refugees makes international headlines, more and more people in Saskatoon are looking for ways to help. The Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) is just one of the organizations w...

Three Regina residents are facing charges after drugs and weapons were discovered in a vehicle Wednesday night. Regina police came across what they call "a disturbance" in the 1100 block of Rae Street...

The devastating picture of a young refugee boy who drowned in Turkey has created a tidal wave of public pressure on governments around the world to help with the Syrian refugee crisis. Last month, the...