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More than 50 people are being laid off at the Co-op Refinery Complex (CRC). In a media release Monday, the refinery said it had informed Unifor 594 -- the union representing workers at the facility --...

Nadine Wilson says the Saskatchewan government's erosion of residents' rights and freedoms motivated her decision to leave the party she has served in for almost 15 years. The MLA for Saskatchewan Riv...

People who spend a lot of time on social media were without three of their main platforms for most of the day Monday. Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp were down in parts of the world -- including Sask...

Premier Scott Moe says the Saskatchewan government isn't pondering the use of lockdowns to get a handle on COVID-19 in the province -- at least not yet. "As we find our way through time, I don't think...

The Regina Catholic School Division says seven more cases of COVID-19 were detected at three of its schools. On its website, the division posted letters to families informing them that four cases had ...

8:30 – We’ve just finished our first weekend with vaccine passports in Saskatchewan, but will the requirement to prove your vaccine status or present a negative test to get into bars, gyms...

Sunday’s daily COVID update was a mixed bag. Saskatchewan’s hospitalizations have risen once again. There are now 321 people with the virus in hospital, an increase of 15 from Saturday. Ac...

A late-season fire ban is coming to areas in Saskatchewan’s central east. The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) said the ban covers all provincial Crown lands, including provincial parks....

A semi driver has been accused of drunk driving, causing an accident near Moose Jaw Saturday night. In a news release, police said the driver was on the Highway 1 overpass east of the city when he cra...

For the first time in more than a year, there were fans in attendance for a WHL game at the Brandt Centre on Saturday and they did not leave disappointed. With the cameras rolling, broadcasting the ga...