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It's a disease that not many think about anymore, but measles has started to return to Canada. Only one case of the measles has been confirmed in Saskatchewan since the start of 2024, but a number of ...

In the wake of a major weekend snowstorm, the Saskatoon Fire Department has received a handful of calls about blocked furnace vents and carbon monoxide risks. Fire marshal Brian Conway said the depart...

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says her government is standing with Saskatchewan in its latest fight against the federal carbon tax. Smith also took a number of shots at Steven Guilbeault, Canada's en...

Police are working to track down a 28-year-old man who's facing a charge of manslaughter. The Saskatchewan RCMP asked the public to report any sightings or information that could lead to Jared Gale. G...

By Derek Cornet It was a leap day like no other for Gilbert Merasty and Savannah Ratt of La Ronge, who welcomed quadruplets into the world on Feb. 29. Born at Saskatoon's Jim Pattison Children's Hospi...

A 32-year-old woman from Regina is dead after a single-vehicle crash near Hanley on Friday. According to the RCMP, officers from the Saskatoon detachment responded at about noon to a call about a roll...

Saskatchewan and snow often go hand in hand. When winter hits, chances are you've got your shovel ready and your alarm set a little bit earlier than usual. But some in Saskatchewan have made it their ...

The president of the Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association (SUMA) is concerned after learning the federal government is proposing changes to the Canada Community Building Fund (CCBF) — f...

Teachers in some school divisions will withdraw noon-hour supervision Friday as the contract dispute between the Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation and province continues. The announcement Tuesday is t...

Ice fishing shelters will soon have to be removed from bodies of water around Saskatchewan. The deadline to remove shelters south of Highway 16 is set for March 15, while shelters on bodies of water n...