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A Swift Current judge has ruled an agriculture research scientist will stand trial on fraud and breach of trust charges. Yantai Gan, 65, was arrested in Swift Current in November of 2019 after a 21-mo...

The number of new COVID-19 cases in Saskatchewan decreased slightly Thursday, down seven new cases from Wednesday's total. No new deaths were reported for the fifth time in the last six days. The Mini...

The Government of Saskatchewan is lowering the age of eligibility for COVID-19 booster shots to 18. Starting Monday, everyone 18 and over can book an appointment to get a booster shot, provided three ...

Saskatchewan's new trespassing laws are to take effect Jan. 1. The Trespass to Property Amendment Act, 2019, and The Trespass to Property Consequential Amendments Act, 2019 will require people wishing...

8:30 – Concerns about the Omicron variant of COVID-19 prompted the federal government to recommend against non-essential travel outside of Canada on Wednesday. But while the new variant certainl...

SaskTel has started deploying its 5G wireless network. In a media release Wednesday, the Crown corporation said it was launching the system in parts of Regina, with expansion planned for the rest of R...

Families and friends eager to get together after another trying pandemic year should be cautious about doing so, according to University of Saskatchewan clinical microbiologist Dr. Joseph Blondeau. Un...

The suspect in a shooting on the Muskowekwan First Nation has been arrested. In a media release Tuesday, the Punnichy RCMP said it was looking for Donovan Oochoo after a fight on the Muskowekwan First...

Hospitalizations due to COVID-19 in Saskatchewan have fallen to their lowest level since late August. The Ministry of Health said Wednesday there were 105 people with COVID in health-care facilities i...

With case numbers of the Omicron COVID-19 variant on the rise, the Canadian government is officially advising people not to travel outside of the country unless absolutely necessary. "The rapid spread...