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LOS ANGELES - The Los Angeles Lakers dried their eyes and took the Staples Center court for the first time since Kobe Bryant’s death with a resolve that would have made him proud. Damian Lillard...

Saskatchewan’s Chinese-Canadian communities are taking steps beyond what’s being recommended by the province’s officials to ensure no potential cases of coronavirus are spread to the...

Saskatchewan will benefit from the tail end of a chinook Saturday. Gusting wind will bring mild temperatures to most of the province, according to Environment Canada meteorologist Terri Lang. “W...

On Thursday, Nutrien announced that the Vanscoy potash mine will resume operations in March. The news provided lots of excitement for the members of the United Steelworkers Union who have been out of ...

There’s still some uncertainty as Great Britain leaves the European Union on Friday after 47 years. The questions include how trade relationships with the United Kingdom will evolve. Saskatchewa...

Saskatchewan’s teachers are inching towards the possibility of job action as the union representing them calls for a “sanctions vote.” The Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation (ST...

Saskatchewan remains free of the coronavirus after a second test came back negative. Public health officials are still waiting for the results of tests on three other Saskatchewan residents. The illne...

A researcher from the University of Saskatchewan has been tasked with finding a solution to sulfate-contaminated water hurting livestock producers. The water quality research project is one of 28 that...

According to a University of Saskatchewan microbiologist, the Wuhan coronavirus isn’t a major threat to the Canadian population. Dr. Joseph Blondeau, the head of clinical microbiology at Royal U...

A case of stolen identity has cost one Saskatchewan farming family hundreds of thousands of dollars. Andrew and Laurie Johnson run Johnson Livestock near Peebles, a community about 125 kilometres sout...