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By Susan McNeil Four of the nine people charged in connection with the death of Megan Gallagher — whose remains were found near St. Louis in September — have had their preliminary hearings...

After national standards for long-term care were updated this week, Saskatchewan’s health minister says the provincial government is trying to be part of the solution. The new standards are volu...

Saskatchewan's trade and export development minister is to lead a delegation to Japan and South Korea this week to explore new trade opportunities. Jeremy Harrison will be leading the delegation, the ...

By Jaryn Vecchio It seems many Prince Albert residents have found a new place to throw out their garbage: Their toilets. The city recently cleared out more than 100,000 kilograms of trash from the sew...

Activists say environmental regulation can't be left up to Saskatchewan's government alone. Peter Prebble, a board member with the Saskatchewan Environmental Society (SES), said he and his group have ...

Inflation and rising costs are causing issues for some child-care centres and homes around Saskatchewan. That's why the provincial and federal governments have partnered to offer $44 million in one-ti...

By Doug Lett The City of Humboldt is adding its voice to those calling for the province to change municipal election dates. The city has sent a letter to the provincial government, calling for the ele...

Saskatchewan firefighters are faced with the unique challenge of battling through both extreme cold and heat. With the "Siberian Express" currently hovering over Saskatchewan, Rob Hogan — deputy...

A Court of King’s Bench justice has approved an application for a Saskatoon law firm to help first-degree murder suspect Greg Mitchell Fertuck with processes and procedures during the remainder ...

The Saskatoon Blades were 68 seconds away from a regulation win Saturday in Calgary. Instead, Egor Sidorov got to play the overtime hero for the visitors. EGOR SIDOR-OT goes coast-to-coast to end the ...