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OTTAWA - The Assembly of First Nations is urging aboriginal people to vote in the Oct. 19 election but the challenge involved is underscored by AFN national chief Perry Bellegarde's admission that he ...

The new $278-million Mosaic Stadium is now over the halfway mark of being finished. The city revealed that approximately 54 per cent of the project is now done. This time next year, the venue will be ...

There will be one less bump in the road for Saskatchewan drivers going through the auto-claims process. Drivers will be able to get everything from damage claims to repairs done at one of the accredit...

A woman is dead after a vehicle rollover on the Red Pheasant First Nation south of the Battlefords. Police say a minivan rolled on the main grid road on the reserve at around 7:45 p.m. on Monday night...

Glen Suitor would love a front office job with the Saskatchewan Roughriders. Suitor, an analyst with The Green Zone and TSN, was asked by News Talk Radio if he had any interest in a job with the team ...

The City of Saskatoon is set to begin repairs on the Idylwyld Drive overpass over 19th Street. Crews will begin four-to-five weeks of maintenance on Sept. 14. The first phase will see single lane clos...

The deaths of a grandfather and his grandson this week have left a big hole in the town of Burstall.   Dennis Becker, 62, and his 14-year-old grandson, Layne Langridge, died Monday night in a far...

A Soyuz spacecraft carrying a Russian, a Dane and a Kazakh (and a few dozen plastic astronauts) blasted off on Wednesday for a two-day trip to the International Space Station. The rocket lifted off fr...

A former accountant for a Saskatchewan First Nation who admitted to stealing money from the people he used to work for has been sentenced to five years in prison. Hugo Gallegos plead...

The gun wasn't real, but the charges are after an incident with an air pistol in Moose Jaw.   Charges were laid against Devon Angus after police say he pointed a gun at another man around 9:30 p....