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The potential CP Rail strike could have big consequences for Saskatchewan producers. Especially after last year’s drought, farmers across Western Canada have been relying on imported feed for th...

By Drew Stremick As we start to see more above-zero temperatures across Saskatchewan, it's important for people to ensure their vehicle is properly maintained for changing conditions. Dave Obed, the s...

It's nearly impossible these days to take your furry friend out for a walk and not have them return covered in filth. Whether it's a massive puddle, an area of mud or maybe even a little bit of both, ...

The Meadow Lake RCMP has charged an employee of a long-term care home with fraud after an investigation that lasted more than three years. Police received the initial report on Dec. 7, 2018 regarding ...

Nutrien is boosting potash production. The Saskatoon-based company announced Thursday it’ll raise production for this year by nearly 1 million tonnes, to around 15 million tonnes. Most of the in...

A woman charged with driving while impaired by THC causing the death of a nine-year-old Saskatoon girl is likely the first case of its kind in Saskatchewan. Saskatoon lawyer Brian Pfefferle said it...

It's one of the oldest and most effective ways to bring people together: Inviting them to share homemade food and expressing yourself through your culture. Saskatoon's Touch of Ukraine restaurant is h...

By Drew Stremick Ukraine is known as “the breadbasket of Europe,” and the war in that country is having an impact on the bottom lines of bakeries in Saskatchewan. The global price of wheat...

By Nigel Maxwell Prince Albert Police Chief Jon Bergen sits calmly in his office at the city's police station, but there is a noticeable presence of concern both on his face and in his voice. The past...

A workplace injury in Saskatoon nearly two years has resulted in a $70,000 fine against a contracting company. On March 9, Ryderz Contracting Inc., pleaded guilty in Saskatoon Provincial Court to one ...