Sarah Mills: Western separatists should consider forming their own party
Western separation is coming up once again in the wake of Mark Carney's election win, but Sarah Mills says those in favo...
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Mountie’s coffee run on horseback draws crowd
A Mountie dressed in full red serge drew quite the crowd in Rosetown on Saturday. Happy Harvest Fest Rosetown! Posted by Judy White Claffey on Saturday, October 12, 2019 The video shows the off...
Oct 15, 2019 RCMP Sgt. Jason Waldner and local cowboy John Claffey drew attention riding through the Rosetown Tim Hortons. (Judy White Claffey/Facebook)
14-year-old boy dies in rollover south of Prince Albert
The holiday weekend resulted in a fatal crash on a rural road in Saskatchewan. On Sunday afternoon, Birch Hills Fire and Rescue responded to a single-vehicle rollover north of town on the Coxby grid. ...
Oct 15, 2019
12-year-old and 21-year-old charged in drugs and weapons seizure
A 21-year-old man and a 12-year-old boy face more than 35 charges after drugs, cash and an assault weapon were seized by Saskatoon police. On Saturday, police did a traffic stop in front of a motel in...
Oct 15, 2019
No injuries after Snowbird crashes en route to Atlanta Air Show
A member of the Snowbirds ejected from his aircraft shortly before the demonstration squadron was set to perform at the Atlanta Air Show on Sunday. The Royal Canadian Air Force Snowbirds, based out of...
Oct 13, 2019
Tips to keep your turkey dinner a safe one
Many families will get together Thanksgiving weekend and enjoy a feast that includes a turkey. Improper thawing, undercooking and poor cleaning can quickly turn the celebration into a disaster. Melani...
Oct 13, 2019 Chef Josh Miller said patience is the key when it comes to cooking a turkey. (980 CJME file photo)
Premier, Sask. trade delegation stuck in Japan by powerful typhoon
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe and part of a trade delegation to Asia are caught up in Typhoon Hagibis. Japanese meteorologists expect the typhoon to be the worst to hit the country in six decades wit...
Oct 12, 2019 Premier Scott Moe (centre) in Japan as part of a trade delegation in Oct. 2019. (Scott Moe/Twitter)
Singh’s strong debate won’t change election outcome, says U of S political scientist
The NDP might still be in trouble this election despite a strong showing by its leader, Jagmeet Singh, at Monday's leaders debate, according to University of Saskatchewan political scientist Greg Poel...
Oct 10, 2019
More farmers seeking help for stress
A dry spring and a tough harvest season have put farmers in a tough situation. The number of calls to the Farm Stress Line have more than doubled from 2018 to 2019. John McFadyen, the executive direct...
Oct 10, 2019
Moisture keeping combines off the field in Sask.
Frost, rain and snow continue to keep harvest in Saskatchewan from making progress. The provincial government's weekly report shows that only 55 per cent of crops are in the bin. The five-year average...
Oct 10, 2019
Advance polls open Friday
For people who won't be able to cast their ballot in the federal election on Oct. 21, there are other options. One of those is advance polling stations. They open on Friday and will stay open through ...
Oct 10, 2019
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