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Vaccine passports are now a thing of the past in Saskatchewan, so how do the businesses they affected feel about the move? Restaurants have dealt with restrictions from the early days of when COVID hi...

After consecutive years in which Saskatchewan's agricultural exports set records, some experts think it will be challenging to keep up that trend. Kevin Hursch, an agriculture journalist and farmer, b...

The ceremony in the Keeseekoose school gym opened with a flag song and an honour song, preceded that morning by a pipe ceremony -- all to set the stage for the heartbreaking news to be publicly announ...

Mark McMorris' career Olympic medal count will remain at three for the time being. The Regina snowboarder finished well back in the men's Big Air competition Tuesday at the Beijing Winter Olympics, pl...

Saskatchewan hospitals are getting close to full if they're not already, according to a presentation from last week's physicians' town hall. The town hall is a virtual presentation put on every other ...

The Saskatchewan Trucking Association is keeping a close eye on how ongoing blockades and protests are affecting its industry. Trucks from a convoy have been parked in Ottawa for weeks and border cros...

Saskatchewan's agricultural producers contributed to a provincial record in 2021. According to the provincial government, Saskatchewan's agricultural exports last year were worth $17.5 billion. That b...

Steven Dubois doubled his fun at the Beijing Winter Olympics on Sunday. The 24-year-old short-track speed skater from Terrebonne, Que., won his second medal of the Games, claiming the bronze in the me...

Canada's Meryeta O'Dine regained her composure -- and her footing -- to help Canada win its 13th medal of the Beijing Winter Olympics on Saturday. The product of Prince George, B.C., was knocked to th...

For the second straight day, Premier Scott Moe offered his thoughts on protests at Canada-U.S. borders. But unlike Thursday's statement, Moe's comments on social media Friday were aimed at those who a...