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The total revenue Saskatchewan has generated through the sale of land for natural gas and petroleum rights is down significantly in 2015 compared to the previous year. The province outlined how Octobe...

After nearly an entire summer of feedback against closing a portion of Eastgate Drive near Coleman Crescent and hours of public consultation over roughly the past week, it didn't take Regina City Coun...

Even after a loss in the first game, Blue Jays fans in Regina are reveling in the experience of watching a playoff series. The Great Canadian Brewhouse was a sea of blue in the middle of the afternoon...

New Democratic Party MLA Danielle Chartier is challenging the province to reverse its decision to deny medical coverage for the children of a Saskatoon family with a rare disease known as Morquio A Sy...

A local bodybuilder says the labels on boxes, vials and bottles seized by Saskatoon police recently are all too familiar among the city's gym rats. Officers came away with 90,000 pills, $300,000 and a...

The Riders have made their way to Hamilton as they take on the Ticats at Tim Horton's Field on Friday evening. The game is the last chance for the green and white to keep their playoff hopes alive and...

Thanksgiving Weekend is expected to feel more like August than October this year. David Phillips, Environment Canada's Senior Climatologist, said Thursday that the high of 26 degrees forecasted for Sa...

A 44-year-old man is recovering in hospital with serious injuries after being hit by a pick up truck Thursday morning. It happened around 8:00 a.m. The Ford F-150 was traveling southbound on Main Stre...

It was Thanksgiving weekend last year when Allan Kerpan got the most devastating news of his life. While the holidays are usually a time to celebrate with family, it's become a sad anniversary for the...

Saskatoon Transit has unveiled a 10-year plan that will make riding the bus easier for riders and better for the environment. "We're going to reduce the overall age of our transit fleet by five years ...