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Saskatchewan Government Insurance focused on intersections during its Traffic Safety Spotlight in January. During the month, police wrote 992 tickets for various infractions at intersections. Of those...

8:30 – The Provincial Government is still working to vaccinate seniors as quickly as possible, and passed the milestone this week of vaccinating more than 80% of long-term care residents. Premie...

Warren Woods was passionate about covering local sports, especially at the university level. For years, he gave regular coverage to University of Regina teams and called U of R Rams football on radio....

Mike Babcock is ready to get to work in the city where his love of sports started. Babcock, who will arrive in Saskatoon in May as head coach of the University of Saskatchewan Huskies men’s hock...

The Saskatchewan Roughriders added depth at running back Tuesday. The CFL team announced it had signed Ralph Webb, who previously had NFL stops with the New England Patriots, Tampa Bay Buccaneers and ...

Premier Scott Moe wants to find a made-in-Saskatchewan solution to a nationwide issue. While announcing Tuesday a funding commitment to the Vaccine and Infectious Disease Organization (VIDO) at the Un...

  The Saskatchewan government said Tuesday three new confirmed cases of COVID-19 variants had been detected in the province, as well as one presumptive case. In its daily media release, the Minis...

For Agriculture Day in Saskatchewan, an Arcola-area rancher is sharing a story about how far he'd go to get the job done. Chris Lees was in the middle of calving season when the polar vortex hit, brin...

A former Saskatchewan Roughriders linebacker won't judge the CFL team for its decision to let him leave in free agency. "I knew the chance I was taking and I knew the possible outcome," Cameron Judge ...

Police have determined the death of a young boy in Canora in November was a murder. On Nov. 21, police arrived at a house in town after hearing about a child needing urgent medical attention. Despite ...