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A Saskatchewan RM's bylaw allowing residents to kill or sell a dog that is trespassing on their property is raising concerns among animal protection advocates. The bylaw, provided to 650 CKOM by the R...

Saskatchewan Roughriders head coach Craig Dickenson has been sidelined. The CFL team tweeted Wednesday that Dickenson has tested positive for COVID-19 and was in quarantine as per the league's COVID p...

A 25-year-old man from Saskatchewan is dead after a freak accident at a vacation property in Canmore, Alta. The RCMP said it got a report that a man had been electrocuted in a hot tub in a common outd...

If you've walked near a field across Saskatchewan lately, chances are you've heard the sound of grasshoppers emanating from somewhere inside of them. The little critters have taken over farmers' field...

The Regina Food Bank will be following kids back to school this fall with its new School Food Program. Regina Public Schools and the Regina Catholic School Division have partnered together to improve ...

Artists, athletes, politicians and public figures were among the first 70 recipients of the Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee Medal in Saskatchewan. During a ceremony Tuesday in Regina, Lt.-Gov. Rus...

Premier Scott Moe isn't against the idea of government members meeting with victims of alleged abuse at some Saskatchewan independent schools. Some victims say they've been trying to meet with governm...

On Wednesday, Saskatchewan will start offering COVID-19 booster shots to children between the ages of five and 11. In a media release Tuesday, the provincial government said kids in that age group wil...

The Regina Police Service will be in the sky above the city as well as in the streets, potentially in a matter of weeks. Chief Evan Bray is hoping the service's plane will be up and running by October...

Summer holidays may be over in Saskatchewan, but camping season isn't. The provincial government is reminding campers that sites can be booked online until Sept. 30 in nearly all provincial parks, wit...