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2:05 - Starting Lineup The Saskatchewan Roughriders have brought in a new leg to help fix their kicking issues. The Montreal Alouettes are down to their 4th string quarterback. The Blue Jays drop one ...

A former Swift Current high school teacher could soon have her teaching certificate revoked in light of pleading guilty to sex crimes involving a minor. Kara Braun, 38, attended a virtual disciplinary...

How young is too young to bring children to a stadium? After taking his six-year-old grandson to watch the Riders, Murray Wood is still recovering from trying to explain the rules alongside a competin...

The death of Kelly Clarkson's ex husband from skin cancer has Sarah Mills thinking about sun protection and her own bout with skin cancer in today's Mills Minute. The Mills Minute is a daily commentar...

Premier Scott Moe was in Yorkton on Wednesday to commit provincial support for improvements to Grain Millers Drive, located north of the city. The province is committed to funding up to 50 per cent of...

2:05 - Starting Lineup The Blue Jays and Pirates series has gotten heated after the benches cleared yesterday. Blue Jays fans are holding their breath as Vladimir Guerrero Jr. left yesterday's game wi...

New training is coming to Saskatchewan pharmacists, allowing them to substitute medications under specific conditions. The Government of Saskatchewan is expanding this ability to offer more care to pa...

Saskatchewan farmers braced themselves for a major hit after China announced plans to impose a nearly 76 percent tariff on Canadian canola, which started on Aug. 14, effectively shutting the door on o...

A young Nebraska football player, Australian Archie Wilson, broke down in tears when asked about being so far from home. As Sarah Mills notes, his emotion should not be criticized but celebrated as a ...

Many wanted suspects share a common trait: face or neck tattoos. These are often not benign but symbols like teardrops or words such as "insane." As Murray Wood explains, such markings make fugitives ...