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Members of SEIU-West were out on Saskatoon streets waving purple signs and ringing cowbells on Wednesday to protest a lack of progress in collective bargaining talks. Protests at 11 different health-c...

Sun West School Division’s superintendent of technology knew he’d see an increase in demand for student online learning options this fall because of the COVID-19 pandemic. What he didnR...

When Saskatchewan schools open this fall, they'll have isolation areas for students and staff members who display COVID-19 symptoms while in the building. As part of the Safe Schools Plan, the provinc...

A major collision along Highway 5 southeast of Wadena blocked traffic in both directions on Monday afternoon. Photos from Kylemore near Wadena showed traffic backing up through the town. STARS Air Amb...

The RCMP says it has laid charges against a 30-year-old man following a disturbance that led to overflow campers in Waskesiu having to be evacuated early Sunday morning. He has been charged with utter...

Tourism operators in Saskatchewan struggling to make ends meet can apply for some financial relief soon. Trade and Export Development Minister Jeremy Harrison and Tourism Minister Gene Makowsky announ...

Saskatchewan reported 15 new COVID-19 cases, and 12 newly recovered cases on Sunday. There are five new cases in the Regina region, one in the northwest, one in the Saskatoon region, one in the centra...

Overflow campers were told to pack up and leave Prince Albert National Park early Sunday morning after a strange incident. RCMP say they received multiple calls just before 3 a.m. about someone either...

Saskatchewan reported 24 new COVID-19 cases on Saturday. There are 11 new cases in the Regina region, three in the North Central, three in the Saskatoon region, one in the South West, and five in the ...

COVID-19 outbreaks in Canada’s federal prisons have been declared over, and staff and visitors are preparing for a” new normal” that could be in place for years. In March, Correction...