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Across the province, there are beautiful campsites, hiking trails, and lakes to visit during the hot summer months. Danielle Lingelbach is the Saskatchewan Parks Director of Visitor Experiences and Pu...

Solomon Ratt attended residential school as a child, where he witnessed firsthand the attempt to stamp out the Cree Language. Now, Ratt looks on with a sense of accomplishment as he has been named to ...

Friday could be a very windy day in southeastern Saskatchewan. The tornado watches issued for southeastern Saskatchewan were put in place after Environment Canada received a report of a funnel cloud b...

A local family is feeling a wave of sadness as Donald Sutherland is buried today. In the mid-1970s, a small-town farm girl in Saskatchewan found new confidence and an understanding of herself from ser...

The Alberta government recently said it would opt out of the federal dental plan by 2026 and ban cellphones in K-12 schools starting this fall. The Government of Saskatchewan hasn't made any moves to ...

Construction is underway for the province's new Breast Health Centre in Regina. The provincial government has invested a total of $3.6 million this year for the centre's renovations, staffing and diag...

In an emotional acceptance, Tatiana Maslany unveiled her Canada's Walk of Fame Hometown Star to a group of friends, family, and supporters. "It's just very emotional for me," she said. "It's an incred...

They didn't get a chance to walk across the stage for their Grade 8 farewell. But four years later, Kate Hultgren and her classmates at Sheldon Williams Collegiate in Regina will get to do so as they ...

The Carrot River community has been busy cleaning up and repairing damage after a major storm swept through the area on Sunday evening. The storm pummeled the area with high winds and hail, leaving wi...

A report from the Saskatchewan Economic Impact Assessment Tribunal on the coming Clean Electricity Regulations from the federal government came to incorrect conclusions, according to the office of Ste...