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The deaths of three people in a 48-hour period has the Moose Jaw Police Service issuing a warning about potentially tainted drugs in the city. In a release Saturday, the police service said investigat...

It's no secret that agriculture represents a sizable portion of Saskatchewan's economy. According to a report by Economic Development Regina (EDR), Saskatchewan producers are expected to invest more t...

The wins and losses start to count Sunday as the Saskatchewan Roughriders head into their 2023 campaign. Saskatchewan will kick off its CFL regular-season schedule with a showdown in Edmonton against ...

Cigarettes are getting a new look that's aimed at reducing smoking. Health Canada is now requiring manufacturers to add warning labels to individual cigarettes in addition to existing warnings on pack...

Many Canadian farmers are aging, but young farmers are stepping up to take over. Ian Boxall, the president of the Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan (APAS), thinks the agriculture indu...

Without roasting marshmallows over the crackling campfire, is it really even camping? As wildfires continue to pose a threat over much of Canada, Saskatchewan is looking at another summer full of camp...

By Nigel Maxwell The Prince Albert Grand Council (PAGC) is renewing its call for the federal and provincial governments to address the escalating wildfire crisis and improve Indigenous firefighting ca...

A 13-year-old boy from Moosomin is dead after a vehicle rolled Thursday morning north of that community. According to the RCMP, the crash happened at about 9:05 a.m. on Rural Road 1313. Police said th...

Derel Walker is excited to return to Commonwealth Stadium -- but this time in a different shade of green. Walker spent six of his previous seven CFL seasons playing with Edmonton, but he will represen...

Opinion Nice to see the CFL start the season with a fumble. Its new designated nationalized American rule has already been shown to be a dud. Remember the good old days when you looked at a Canadian F...