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SaskTel is supporting Ukrainians coming to Saskatchewan with a big donation, waived fees, and free wireless service. Through contributions from the company, employees, and the SaskTel Pioneers, the Cr...

Almost 1,000 different groups around Saskatchewan are benefiting from more than $2 million in charitable gaming grants. Each quarter, 25 per cent of all net proceeds from SLGA-licenced charitable gami...

Judy King and Mitch Empey say they are disturbed by how far people will go to take advantage of vulnerable people. Their father, 88-year-old Harold Empey, is out $2,500 after the siblings claim he was...

As school wraps up for the year, students of all ages said they're glad to see the year behind them and summer plans unfolding ahead. Matthew James Hutcheson just finished Grade 1 at Buena Vista Schoo...

A 21-year-old woman is dead after her car and a semi collided at an intersection near Rosetown Tuesday morning, RCMP said. The crash happened at the intersection of Highway 7 and Marshall Avenue about...

A distillery in Prince Albert is showing its support for Ukraine by selling vodka. Over the past six weeks, Phantom Light Distillery donated $2 from every bottle sold to the Ukrainian Canadian Congres...

It was a sight many people were waiting for early Tuesday morning: relief at the gas pumps. For the first time in weeks, gas was under $2 per litre at a number of stations. Saskatchewan will not be th...

A little over four months after war broke out in Ukraine, a woman originally from Saskatoon has found herself doing whatever it takes to help people in need. Lana Niland, who has lived in Ukraine for ...

Jeff Walters spent part of his Saturday afternoon taking on all challengers at Pokey’s Pinball Cafe in Saskatoon. It's a lot like his role as leader of the Saskatchewan Liberal party. Walters kn...

A fire that destroyed a church on the Waterhen Lake First Nation is considered suspicious, according to the RCMP. Officers from the Meadow Lake RCMP detachment were called to the scene early Thursday ...