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A workplace injury in Humboldt in 2020 has resulted in a $56,000 fine for a Saskatoon company. Hergott Electric Ltd. pleaded guilty in Saskatoon Provincial Court on May 15 to one violation of The Occu...

Flowers are being left at the intersection of Wiggins Avenue and College Drive, where 33-year-old Natasha Fox was killed in a collision with a cement truck while cycling on Wednesday afternoon. Fox wa...

It is another step forward for Saskatchewan Research Council’s (SRC) Rare Earth Processing Facility in Saskatoon. On Thursday, the SRC announced that it has designed and begun building 140 comme...

Police in Rosthern are asking the public to keep an eye out for anyone matching a description after guns and body armour were stolen from a warehouse. According to the RCMP, police were called to a wa...

A beloved Saskatchewan drive-in theatre will reopen for the summer. After a debacle last year that left the equipment at the Manitou Beach Drive-In severely damaged and in need of costly repairs, the ...

By Nigel Maxwell Outside Prince Albert Provincial Court Wednesday, Curtis Klarenbach wiped away tears and thought about the changes and losses his family has faced the past four months. The woman who ...

The federal NDP leader visited Saskatchewan for the second time in just over a month to discuss issues of importance to Indigenous communities and leaders. On Wednesday, the Federation of Sovereign In...

The Saskatchewan Roughriders know that if they want to have any success on the field this CFL season, they'll have to keep the penalty flags in officials' pockets. In 2022, the Riders took 173 penalti...

A Saskatchewan woman who survived a deadly shooting in La Loche seven years ago has died. In a post shared on Facebook on May 17, Jeffery Klyne said his mother, Charlene Klyne, had passed away. Jeffer...

By Nigel Maxwell After days of back-and-forth between administration and the union representing Prince Albert's police officers, it appears calmer heads are prevailing. paNOW was informed members of t...