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The leader of the federal NDP is defending his party's decision to support the use of the Emergencies Act. Justin Trudeau's minority Liberal government needed the support of one other party in Parliam...

A Regina man is $48,000 richer thanks to some clutch hockey skills. Marcus Crocker was at the Regina Pats' game Monday night with his kids. He was selected from the crowd to play in a contest where he...

8:30 – Protest and convoy organizers, and some others who have donated to the GoFundMe for the Freedom Convoy 2022, have had their bank accounts frozen under the Emergencies Act powers granted t...

The Battlefords Agency Tribal Chiefs (BATC) are getting help from the federal government to find the unmarked graves of children who went missing while attending the Battleford Industrial and Thunderc...

Driver's licences in Saskatchewan are now more inclusive. As of Tuesday, SGI is introducing the option to leave the sex designation field blank on licences or photo ID cards instead of having an "M" f...

The Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation's average coverage is to hit a record high in 2022, but premiums also are increasing. The governments of Canada and Saskatchewan on Tuesday announced covera...

A workplace injury in July of 2020 has resulted in a $120,000 fine for a Saskatchewan company. In a media release Tuesday, the Ministry of Labour Relations and Workplace Safety said Shercom Industries...

8:30 – The Canadian Civil Liberties Association is opposed to the Emergencies Act, and is ready to file litigation against the federal government. Noa Mendelsohn Aviv heads up the CCLA, and her ...

Several highways in the province are seeing winter driving conditions. Craik RCMP has been responding to several rollovers involving passenger vehicles and semis on Highway 11 between Davidson and Cra...

Whether you're buying your weekly groceries or looking at new homes, it's no secret anymore that you're being forced to pay a prettier penny. The inflation rate soared to 5.1 per cent in January, the ...