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980 CJME's Santas Anonymous is still looking for your help. The program has been running for 53 years, with the goal of giving a free Christmas gift to families who might not be able to afford present...

Canada's first appearance in the World Cup in 36 years ended Thursday with a third loss in as many games. The Canadians fell 2-1 to Morocco to wrap up the men's soccer tournament in Qatar. Canada also...

As hunting season begins to wind down, Saskatchewan's environment ministry is reminding hunters to drop off animal heads so they can be tested for a concerning disease. Chronic wasting disease (CWD) i...

A 21-year-old man is facing a murder charge after a woman's death on the One Arrow First Nation. According to the RCMP, officers were called to One Arrow late Tuesday night after a report of "a sudden...

8:30 - The vote on the 2nd reading of the Saskatchewan First Act had 6 NDP MLAs vote in favour meaning half the caucus supports this piece of legislation. This has led to procedural political sparing ...

Former premier Brad Wall has taken his place next to the previous leaders of Saskatchewan. Wall's official portrait was unveiled in the rotunda of the Legislative Building in Regina on Wednesday. "I r...

The Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation (STF) is calling for more funding for the province's education system following the provincial government's mid-year financial statement, which included a $1.1-bi...

The Canadian government is taking another step to help James Smith Cree Nation residents recover from the stabbing rampage in their community in September. The government is to spend $1.2 million to r...

The busiest shopping season of the year is almost upon us, but while most of us will be looking for gifts, other "shoppers" may be taking a look at your vehicle. According to Regina police, "car shopp...

After a very mild fall, the frigid temperatures felt across Saskatchewan will now be "sticking around like an unwanted house guest that won't leave." That's according to David Phillips, a climatologis...