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Saskatchewan's first weekly COVID-19 update showed 5,401 new cases were detected in the province between Jan. 30 and last Saturday. Of those cases, 1,429 were in the Saskatoon region and 1,284 were in...

A Regina police officer has been relieved of duty for 30 days after he was charged with six counts of driving while prohibited. Scott Shane Ash, a constable with 12 years of service with the Regina Po...

There could be more slippery road conditions in Saskatchewan on Friday as a new weather system comes through the province. A low-pressure system dubbed a Mackenzie Screamer develops in the Mackenzie V...

Regina Public Schools and the Regina Catholic School Division are changing their COVID-19 requirements to conform with changes announced Tuesday by the Government of Saskatchewan. In statements Thursd...

Premier Scott Moe weighed in Thursday on the protests that have shut down various Canada-U.S. border crossings across the country. In a statement, Moe said the Saskatchewan government supports people'...

Saskatchewan's Family Day weekend will also be a free fishing weekend. The provincial government announced Thursday that, from Feb. 19 to 21, people can fish any provincial waterbody that has an open ...

Canada continues to see success on the hill, with skiers and snowboarders producing three of the country's four podium finishes on Thursday at the Beijing Olympics. Eliot Grondin (Sainte-Marie, Que.) ...

8:30 – It’s been two weeks since the first trucks arrived in Ottawa for the Freedom Convoy 2022 protest, which is now being imitated in many other countries around the world including the ...

President and CEO Tim Gitzel said Wednesday was a good day for Cameco, after the company announced an increase in company profits and a lot more job openings in the months ahead. The company announced...

A 23-year-old woman has been charged after allegations of a sexual relationship between her and a 15-year-old boy were reported to Regina police. Charges of sexual assault and sexual interference were...