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As students get ready to go back to the classroom, the Saskatchewan government has extended an education plan to ensure young learners are set up for success. Saskatchewan's Interim Provincial Educati...

8:30 – What is a recession and is Canada entering one? Philip Cross, a senior fellow at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute and former economist with Statistics Canada, is here to share his projecti...

The allegations of abuse from multiple former students at Saskatoon's Legacy Christian Academy - formerly known as Christian Centre Academy - sent waves of outrage across the province. One parent, tho...

Questioning a man about an open can of beer resulted in Regina police officers allegedly being targeted with bear spray early Tuesday. In a media release, police said officers saw three men walking on...

A scary new type of scam is making the rounds in Regina, and police are warning the public to stay calm and make a report if they get any threatening messages. Regina police said they've had multiple ...

Regina residents have been slap-happy this summer. Mosquito counts in the city have been higher than normal lately, with an average of 167 mosquitoes per trap. The average for this time of year is 43 ...

Two people were lucky to escape a house fire Monday morning thanks to the efforts of those nearby. Mike Bohach was driving from work to an appointment and pulled onto Avenue D to find a sheltered part...

There's an oversized green bench in Regina to promote an oversized green lawyer. The bench in Confederation Park is an advertisement for She-Hulk: Attorney at Law, starring Regina's Tatiana Maslany. T...

A fourth candidate has joined the race for the seat vacated by former Saskatchewan NDP Leader Ryan Meili. Mark Friesen, a Saskatoon-born small business owner and former correctional officer who ran un...

Lower prices at the gas pumps slowed the pace of inflation across Canada for the first time in months. Statistics Canada reported on Tuesday the national inflation rate retreated to 7.6 per cent in Ju...