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Ticketing at Saskatchewan “freedom” rallies has sparked conversation around why only certain individuals receive fines and court dates. With COVID-19 changing the way the law system works ...

A private southwest Saskatchewan facility that will produce and sell purified helium is being promoted by the provincial government as evidence of Saskatchewan's leadership as a supplier of necessary ...

Saskatchewan truckers and energy workers who regularly cross the North Dakota border are getting the chance to roll up their sleeves for COVID-19 vaccinations. On Tuesday, the Saskatchewan and North D...

Regina Police Service Chief Evan Bray told the board of police commissioners that intention matters when officers decide whether or not to issue COVID-19 tickets. As an example, Bray said police might...

Canada's new high commissioner to the United Kingdom has arrived at his new post, where he hopes to build on "an incredibly good relationship." "It's a relationship that's built on a lot of personal f...

The Saskatchewan Roughriders announced Tuesday the signing of former NFL receiver Tevin Jones. The 28-year-old product of Amory, Miss., spent five seasons in the NFL, making stops with the Houston Tex...

Premier Scott Moe and Dr. Saqib Shahab, Saskatchewan's chief medical health officer, are to provide an update Tuesday on the province's response to COVID-19. Listen live here starting at 3 p.m.

8:30 – The Saskatchewan Health Authority’s Scott Livingstone told Gormley last week the province’s health-care system is facing "a dire situation" due to the virus. As of Monday, the...

The number of COVID-19 cases reported in Saskatchewan since the pandemic started went over the 40,000 mark Monday. The Ministry of Health said there were 245 new cases around the province, pushing the...

Grain-handling giant Viterra has announced it plans to build a canola crushing facility in Regina, one the company promises to be the "world's largest integrated canola crush facility." In a news rele...