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Gormley, Friday, September 10, 2021 8:30 - With less than two weeks before Canadians head to the polls, federal leaders including Liberal Party Leader Justin Trudeau, Conservative Party Leader Erin O'...

Saskatchewan Roughriders defensive end A.C. Leonard has been suspended for two games by the CFL for failing to provide a sample for drug testing, a requirement under the CFL-CFLPA drug policy. The 29-...

"RIP my tiny buga baby." In a Facebook post, Rochelle Dubois says she is completely traumatized by the death of her daughter on Thursday. Dubois was at work when she received a call that her oldest da...

The Liberal candidate for Regina-Wascana in the upcoming federal election says his team faced harassment and intimidation while knocking on doors. In an open letter shared on Twitter, Sean McEachern s...

Advance polls for the federal election open Friday across Saskatchewan. Polls will remain open Friday until Monday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., according to a news release from Elections Canada. Vaccination...

Nearly 86 per cent of the new COVID-19 cases reported in Saskatchewan on Thursday were unvaccinated people. According to the Ministry of Health, 245 of the 286 new cases weren't vaccinated. There were...

Masks will be mandatory in common areas of Saskatchewan long-term care homes starting Friday. On Thursday, the Saskatchewan Health Authority announced it would require family members of residents and ...

Using a cellphone while driving led to a total of $14,340 in fines for hunting offences for a couple from Alberta. In a media release Thursday, the Ministry of Environment said the investigation start...

While harvest in Saskatchewan progresses at an above-average rate, some crops in the province are beyond help due to weather issues this summer. According to the weekly crop report from the Ministry o...

Gormley, Thursday, September 9, 2021 8:30 - COVID-19 cases are on the rise in the province with a record 7-day average of 362 or 30/per 100,000. Our hospitals are becoming overwhelmed with 181 people ...