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Flair Airlines has confirmed that it will be suspending all flights out of Saskatchewan, ending its thrice-weekly service from Saskatoon to Toronto next month. A release from the Edmonton-based airlin...

Close to 100 bull riders are in Saskatoon this weekend as Professional Bull Riders Canada's PBR Saskatoon Classic returns to the city. The event is held at the Sasktel Centre, and sees eight riders fr...

By Susan McNeil The RCMP is urging public safety and asking for information as officers search for multiple suspects in dense brush near Thunder Rapids, a well-known hunting and fishing location on th...

The City of Saskatoon has been in talks with federal housing minister Sean Fraser to try and hash out a funding deal before this winter, to address the growing number of encampments and those who are ...

After a 12-hour live broadcast, the C95 Radio Marathon for Breast Cancer Researched raised a record-setting $516,321 for the Cancer Foundation of Saskatchewan. This year's 25th annual radio marathon s...

The 32-year-old woman facing several charges after a fatal collision near Dundurn last weekend was granted bail on Thursday. Brittany Barry, from the RM of Blucher, is facing over 10 charges that incl...

Seventy-nine employees at Saskatoon's Shercom Industries Inc. will be out of work by Dec. 2, according to a brief letter sent to the Ministry of Labour dated Oct. 23 from Shercom CEO Mike Richards. In...

RCMP officers are investigating after a threatening phone call was directed at Yorkton Regional High School. Police responded to the school and are investigating, but the RCMP said the threat, which c...

A Saskatchewan man is hoping to honour his brother, who was killed in action while serving as a combat medic in Ukraine. Will Hardy wants to create a memorial for his brother, Winton 'Bud' Hardy, who ...

Even though many young Saskatchewan residents are eager to cast their first ballots in a provincial election, hundreds of voter information cards have landed in the hands of people who are still too y...