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By Colette Derworiz, Canadian Press REGINA - Canada's environment minister says Saskatchewan will be subject to a federal carbon tax if it doesn't sign on to a national climate change plan by the fall...

Roughriders' running back Marcus Thigpen is facing a two-game suspension after testing positive for a banned substance. On Monday, the CFL announced Thigpen tested positive for an anabolic steroid cal...

Now that the last rock has been thrown at the 2018 Tim Hortons Brier, fans are reflecting on an exciting week of curling. Brenda Ferleyko said she's thankful to have been able to enjoy her first men's...

Saskatchewan's politicians are back at the legislature Monday afternoon as the spring session gets underway. This session will have an entirely different look and feel. Not only is Scott Moe now premi...

It was a heck of a week for Brad Gushue. Not only did the Team Canada skip, alongside third Mark Nichols, second Brett Gallant and lead Geoff Walker, curl his way to back-to-back Briers, but he also b...

By: Bryan Eneas A strained relationship between northern communities and the national police force is opening discussions between tribal councils about introducing their own law enforcement. The Princ...

In a rambunctious, jam-packed house of 2,400 fans, the visiting University of Saskatchewan Huskies defeated the University of Regina Cougars, on their home court, 74-71 in a thrilling semi-final conte...

BURNABY, B.C. - Indigenous leaders beat drums and sang out against Kinder Morgan's Trans Mountain pipeline project Saturday, saying they won't step aside for construction. Rueben George, of the Tsleil...

Brad Gushue has never been shy with his opinions. He figures that's why no one ever asks him what it is. The Olympic gold medalist is attending his 15th Brier in Regina this week and has not been shy ...

Snowmobilers in southern Saskatchewan are thankful for the recent snowfall after three years of dry conditions. Chris Brewer, CEO of the Saskatchewan Snowmobile Association, said there were many smile...