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A 15-year-old girl is dead after she was hit by a SUV along Highway 16 near Borden last night. Police say the girl was walking in the lanes and trying to flag down a passing car near th...

Saskatchewan still has the highest rate of HIV in Canada, but an action plan being suggested by the Saskatchewan HIV/AIDS Research Endeavor (SHARE) aims to change that. "How do we achieve bet...

A Saskatoon man was sent to hospital after police tasered him when he threatened to hurt himself with a knife early Saturday. Saskatoon police responded to a domestic dispute on Grosvenor Crescen...

Rick Istifo was only a teenager when he decided to flee Iraq with his family during the first Gulf War and embark on a perilous journey to a better life. Now as hundreds of thousands of Middle Eastern...

The memories of the devastation from Hurricane Katrina are clear for Keith Kreiter but it's the resilient nature of the people that stand out most when the Saskatoon man is reminded of his time in New...

An Ottawa folk singer's "Harperman" protest song has landed him in hot water with his employer - the federal government. According to The Ottawa Citizen, scientist Tony Turner was recently put on...

Classrooms are cleaned and lesson plans are getting the final touches as Saskatoon teachers prepare to head back in front of the blackboards. The first day of class for Saskatoon Public Schools (SPS) ...

The City of Regina is closing four of its outdoors pools next week. On Monday, the Regent Pool, Dewdney Pool, Massey Pool, and Maple Leaf Pool will shut down for the season at 5 p.m. The Wascana Pool ...

People who suffer from allergies, asthma or both are paying the price for a long, dry and sometimes smoky summer. This week, Environment Canada issued special air-quality statements covering parts of ...

It appears that change could be a good thing for the Riders Tyron Brackenridge. The man who has been the team's safety for the last two-plus seasons was moved closer to the line of scrimmage against C...