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The governments of Saskatchewan and Canada are joining forces to fund agriculture research projects. On Tuesday, the two governments announced $6.8 million to support 30 new livestock and forage resea...

Several hours after winning the Viterra Scotties in Tisdale, Skylar Ackerman and her Saskatoon rink were still in disbelief about the fact that they will be representing Saskatchewan at the 2024 Scott...

A Saskatchewan construction company has been hit with a fine for failing to pay a worker's wages. According to the Ministry of Labour Relations and Workplace Safety, Langman Contracting Inc. and its c...

In just their second-ever appearance at the Viterra Scotties, Skylar Ackerman and her Saskatoon rink have won it all. Based out of the Nutana Curling Club in Saskatoon, the rink -- skipped by Ackerman...

The light at the end of the extremely cold tunnel that all of Saskatchewan has dealt with appears to be getting brighter. Now that the weather is getting nicer, more families appear to be taking advan...

A Saskatchewan invention could become the next big thing in rail technology. On Thursday, Saskatoon-based company RAYHAWK showcased its autonomous opening system for rail car lids. The company began c...

Kayla DeMong, executive director of Saskatoon's Prairie Harm Reduction, is calling the provincial government's decision to stop providing meth and crack pipes to drug users "absolutely devastating." O...

The 2025 NHL Draft might be more than a year away, but a skater from Macklin, Sask. could be one of the top prospects when that day arrives. Cole Reschny has been sensational in his rookie WHL campaig...

The former athletic director of an independent Saskatoon school was handed a two-year sentence on Thursday. Aaron Travis Benneweis served as the athletic director of Legacy Christian Academy from 2008...

With extreme cold descending on Saskatchewan recently, furnaces have been working overtime. Unfortunately, some furnaces have had troubles keeping up with the heavy workload. Curtis Beingessner with A...