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As the province works to negotiate a new contract with Saskatchewan teachers, the government has announced a new fund to help address classroom issues. The Government of Saskatchewan announced the new...

It's only his second season in the WHL, but Alexander Suzdalev has been living the dream for most of his young junior hockey career. Last year when he was with the Regina Pats, the dual Swedish/Russia...

The Western Canadian Crop Production Show is officially underway in Saskatoon. According to Leigh Ann Hurlburt - the agriculture manager for Prairieland Park - all of the heavy hitters have exhibits o...

Operators at the Saskatchewan RCMP's Divisional Operational Communications Centre regularly deal with emergency calls. Then there are the other 911 calls - the ones that don't come anywhere close to b...

By Susan McNeil Prince Albert City Council will change the hours liquor stores can sell alcohol for consumption off their premises after a vote on Monday. Anna Dinsdale, the newly hired Community Safe...

By Nigel Maxwell Describing her late daughter's kind nature and heart of gold, Karen Daniels says a $1,000 donation to the food bank in Rosthern seemed like a fitting way to pay tribute to her. The ch...

All winter long in Saskatchewan one thing was missing, that one thing was the snow. Until Friday when winter made its long awaited arrival to Saskatchewan. Ski and snowboard hills have had to improvis...

Saskatchewan didn’t manage to dodge winter weather entirely this season. Rose Carlsen, meteorologist with Environment and Climate Change Canada, said temperatures will likely stay a bit cooler o...

By Alice McFarlene A fire tore through a large farrow-to-finish hog operation Thursday night north of Cudworth. The fire was called in by the site manager at roughly 7 p.m. RM of Hoodoo Reeve Derreck ...

As violent crime increases in rural parts of the province, the Saskatchewan RCMP is trying to find time and resources for officers to invest in preventing crime — not just responding to it. Earl...