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Three men who struggled to drive in the snow ended up in RCMP custody after allegedly carjacking a delivery driver and then getting the stolen vehicle stuck. According to RCMP, two men approached a de...

Premier Scott Moe had strong words for Sunwing Vacations, after the airline suspended its operations in Saskatoon and Regina until after February 3. The airline made the announcement Thursday, saying ...

The City of Regina is preparing to clear the snow from residential streets. Starting January 3, the city will begin its residential road snow plow, with the equipment expected to be on the roads betwe...

The huge amount of snow that’s fallen in Saskatchewan in recent days has the Saskatoon Fire Department reminding residents of the dangers of carbon monoxide. The deadly gas can build up when int...

Sunwing Vacations has cancelled all of its operations in Saskatoon and Regina until after Feb. 3, 2023. According to a statement from Sunwing issued early Thursday afternoon, customers with southbound...

Saskatchewan RCMP officers are investigating the sudden death of a 78-year-old man at a Meadow Lake care home, which followed an unspecified altercation between two of the residents. According to RCMP...

As the cost of living rises, the Saskatchewan government is promising tax savings in 2023 through indexation of the provincial personal income tax. According to the Ministry of Finance, the level of i...

New Year's Eve is a time when many people head out to celebrate, but it's important to plan a safe ride home so 2023 doesn't start with an impaired driving charge. That's the message from SGI as 2022 ...

Two teenagers were arrested Tuesday after allegedly assaulting and bear-spraying another youth in the Cornwall Centre. According to police, officers were called to the shopping mall just after 6:30 p....

Recent snow and freezing rain have led to tricky conditions on many roads and highways across Saskatchewan, and RCMP asked drivers to delay their travel plans, if possible. "Road conditions continue t...