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WINNIPEG - When Gerald Stanley testified in a Saskatchewan court last month he told a jury his version of what happened on the summer day in 2016 when Colten Boushie, a young Indigenous man, was fatal...

WASHINGTON - In a historic groundswell of youth activism, hundreds of thousands of teenagers and their supporters rallied across the U.S. against gun violence Saturday, vowing to transform fear and gr...

Saskatchewan RCMP was kept busy on Friday due to the snow storm. RCMP responded to 74 crashes across the province, only minor injuries were reported. There were three notable crashes: In Regina, a mul...

While Mother Nature's making up her mind about what season it is, most people in Saskatchewan were waking up to winter Saturday morning. Environment Canada meteorologist Justin Shaer said Regina recei...

By: Nigel Maxwell A Prince Albert defence lawyer has been appointed as a judge to the Provincial Court in La Ronge. Judge Mary McAuley, who admitted she is still feeling overwhelmed by the news, said ...

Spring may have arrived on the calendar, but Mother Nature is giving Saskatchewan another taste of winter. Snow fell throughout most of Friday in a band right across southern Saskatchewan. Gusting win...

Your wallet is about to be a little lighter due to fee increases for a number of services in Saskatchewan that will add nearly $18 million to the province's bottom line. "There is no one specific over...

While it's not the first time Noah Picton is heading to the CFL Combine, the lights are going to shine a little brighter on the quarterback prospect. The Regina product was at last year's combine in t...

The Saskatchewan New Democratic Party is investigating a breach of its private voter database. Party executive and volunteer Rylee Schumacher admits using the party's database, Populus, to look up the...

SGI is reminding residents to buckle up after its latest traffic safety spotlight numbers show 400 seatbelt and car-seat tickets were issued across Saskatchewan last month. People were ticketed for ev...