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The province is expanding its free, rapid-access counselling program for young people to more communities in west-central Saskatchewan. Annual funding of $1.7 million announced Monday will allow Famil...

The police services in Prince Albert and Yorkton will have a number of positions funded by the provincial government through its Municipal Police Grants program. This year's annual funding adds up to ...

It's been more than five years since the Humboldt Broncos bus crash killed 16 people and injured 13 others. The crash left the community and province in mourning but, despite all of the sadness and me...

Six police officers in Moose Jaw collected the Van de Vorst Family Award this week for their work fighting impaired driving. The award was established by Linda and Lou Van de Vorst five years ago in m...

When it comes to Junior A hockey, having a pair of brothers on the same team is pretty rare. Having two sets of brothers is extremely rare, and three sets of brothers on the same team is almost unhear...

A franchise as old and storied as the Montreal Canadians has no shortage of legends. He may never have scored a goal or put on a jersey for the franchise, but Dr. David Mulder had a front-row seat to ...

About half a dozen former students of Saskatoon's Legacy Christian Academy were sitting in a Saskatoon courtroom on Thursday morning. They were there to watch appearances by the school's former princi...

A new initiative from Saskatchewan's justice ministry aims to save both costs and stress by helping divorced and separated parents work out child support without a trip to family court. The new servic...

Some big names are coming to a big country music festival in Saskatchewan next summer. Luke Combs, Nickelback and Dallas Smith are set to headline next year's Country Thunder Saskatchewan festival in ...

A pilot program is bringing point-of-care testing equipment to two communities in southwestern Saskatchewan in an effort to help stabilize emergency departments in rural parts of the province. Accordi...