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The Agriculture Producers Association of Saskatchewan continued its back and forth spat with the province Thursday over Saskatchewan's mid-year financial report, released earlier this week. In a lette...

The province reported 71 new cases of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan Thursday - 10 fewer than the day before - and one new death. Active cases in the province number 733, down two from Wednesday, with 72 ne...

Hey there in today's feature we'll discuss Mississippi Pot Roast. I often think about home in Mississippi will residing here in Saskatchewan. Another favorite meal that reminds me of home is Mississip...

How does spending a night out on the town in the middle of February sound? The City of Regina is hoping to get people excited about just that. Frost Regina, happening from Feb. 4, 2022 to Feb. 13, 202...

Scott Livingstone is stepping down as CEO of the Saskatchewan Health Authority. In a news release, the SHA announced its board of directors received notice that Livingstone has left his position effec...

Two men who did not return after venturing out on their snowmobiles have been found dead. Wollaston Lake RCMP said the two left the community on Monday to get wood in the Larsen Lake area and had not ...

It's quite fitting that the last game in Colton Klassen's university career also happens to be the biggest one. The fifth-year Saskatoon product out of Holy Cross High School has been through all of t...

8:30 – Yesterday, Gormley caught up with APAS VP Ian Boxall, who accused the Province of throwing producers under the bus and blaming our deficit on large payouts from crop insurance despite cro...

A woman who killed a family of four while driving drunk just outside of Saskatoon has been denied full parole by the Parole Board of Canada. In June of 2016, Catherine McKay pleaded guilty to four cou...

Saskatchewan reported Wednesday its highest total of new COVID-19 cases in five days. There were 81 new cases announced by the Ministry of Health, the most since 108 were reported on Friday. Over the ...