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An industry group representing Saskatchewan taxi companies is supporting a bill allowing ride-sharing services to operate in the province. Sandra Boire, a spokesperson for the Saskatchewan Taxi Cab As...

Saskatchewan climate justice advocates are speaking out on the federal government's decision to spend $4.5 billion to buy the Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain pipeline. The move gives Canada ownership of ...

A man who witnessed the aftermath of a deadly single-vehicle crash on Circle Drive in Saskatoon is sharing his story in an effort to get people to be safe behind the wheel. Maqbool Raja told 650 CKOM ...

Two rail cars derailed near Paynton, Sask. Sunday. The rail cars appear to be one tanker and one grain car. CN and fire crews are on the scene. Updates to follow.

SGI is eyeing a requirement for truckers to get mandatory driver training before being licensed. Right now, anyone can challenge the test to get a Class 1 licence in Saskatchewan, regardless of how mu...

Saskatoon police say an increase in officers using force is linked to a larger issue of violent drug users. According to a 2017 report, there were 264 use of force instances recorded between Jan. 1 to...

Reaction is pouring in after a deadly crash involving a Saskatchewan junior hockey team. The Humboldt Broncos were traveling to Nipawin for game five of its third round playoff series when the team bu...

The Saskatchewan government's court fight against a federally imposed carbon tax is set to get underway this month. In an interview on Gormley Wednesday, Premier Scott Moe said the legal process will ...

A Saskatchewan woman's efforts to help out a porcupine having a bad day have been seen by millions. Raelene Prieb posted video of her encounter Monday with the distressed rodent, found stuck on its ba...

Almost two years after Gilbert McCallum was first reported missing, four people are now facing charges for his death. McCallum, who was living in Prince Albert, was reported missing to police on April...