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The election is still a week away, but many voters were willing to wait in line to cast their ballots early in advance polls in Regina. "I was very surprised," said Jayme Walker, after leaving one adv...

The Government of Saskatchewan anticipates to spend roughly $100 million to buy land needed for the massive Regina Bypass project. Provincial officials said the land costs were not incorporated into t...

The Saskatchewan Roughriders are trying to keep their slimmest of playoff hopes alive as they square off with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats at Tim Horton's Field.  The Riders need to beat the Ticat...

Police services from two different countries are comparing their approaches to mental health and policing. This week, a police service from the United Kingdom was in Saskatoon for a health conference ...

Curtis Gambler was thankful for the food and the people at Carmichael Outreach's annual Thanksgiving dinner on Friday. "It's a very nice meal and I feel blessed," he said, after enjoying his turkey an...

Saskatoon police walked away with a small amount of ammunition after a noon-hour standoff on Avenue I South Friday. Over the lunch-hour police surrounded a home in the 200 block of Avenue I South near...

She has been out of work for the last three months, so a visit to the dentist for Anong Dally and her daughter would be difficult. The mother and daughter were among many people lined up for hours for...

No deductible will need to be paid by those whose vehicles were smashed up when they were hit by a stolen truck on Athol Street on Tuesday. It was stated earlier by a SGI spokesperson that those wanti...

Even a win might not be enough for the Saskatchewan Roughriders this week against the Hamilton Tiger-Cats. The Riders playoff hopes are down to the slimmest of margins as the team not only needs to be...

Regina police are trying spread the message that carrying bear spray as a weapon is illegal after responding to it being sprayed at people 44 times this year so far. They say it isn't an offence to bu...