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So far, so good for Saskatoon when it comes to what wastewater tells us about COVID-19 trends. Researchers at the University of Saskatchewan sampling Saskatoon’s wastewater aren’t seeing s...

8:30 – Saskatchewan’s carbon tax challenge was rejected by the Supreme Court of Canada Thursday in a 6-3 decision. To continue our conversation on the carbon tax, John is joined by former ...

Regina city council has finished what it started. Deliberations on the 2021 began Wednesday, but concluded for the night without final approval for certain aspects of the document. On Thursday, counci...

The health-care system in the Regina region is being put to the test by COVID-19. "There is significant pressure -- pressure Regina hasn't seen through this pandemic yet -- and we are testing the syst...

The Regina area currently may be Saskatchewan's hotspot for cases of COVID-19 variants of concern, but cases are starting to show up with greater frequency in other locales. During a media conference ...

A 15-year-old boy who used to live in Saskatoon is facing charges after a joint investigation into several “swatting” incidents that took place on both sides of the border. In September, S...

The Regina region has set a new single-day high for hospitalizations due to COVID-19. According to Thursday's update from the Ministry of Health, there were 68 people in hospital in the area -- 56 rec...

The City of Regina has released a list of community and recreation centres that will be closing starting Sunday due to new COVID-19 public health measures. The closures are to remain in effect until A...

As constitutional law professor Dwight Newman was reading the Supreme Court of Canada's ruling on the federal government's carbon pricing law, he found the decision troubled Justice Russell Brown. The...

With stricter COVID-19 rules in place -- or about to be this weekend -- the focus naturally turns to police to ensure the law is being followed. "There's really a lot of concern in the community about...