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Ottawa's interim police chief said good progress was made at removing the "unlawful protest" in the nation's capital Saturday. During a press conference held in the afternoon, Steve Bell told media th...

The village of North Portal in southern Saskatchewan is expecting hundreds of protesters to gather this weekend by the Canada-U.S. border crossing. “The protest will involve 60-80 semi-trucks an...

Saskatchewan's weekly COVID-19 numbers showed a record number of hospitalizations but also a big drop in test positivity rate. Dr. Saqib Shahab, the province’s chief medical health officer, told...

Gang activity in the Meadow Lake area is being blamed for three recent violent incidents, including two that involved women having some fingers cut off. In a media release Wednesday, the Meadow Lake M...

A disease harmful to Saskatchewan's deer population has grown significantly in the province over the past decade - and it's causing some hunters to reconsider whether the pursuit is worth the time and...

The leader of the Saskatchewan portion of a protest convoy that has been in Ottawa for the last three weeks says unless police come with handcuffs, he and his team aren’t going anywhere. Speakin...

By Nigel Maxwell Just over two months after being reported missing, Byron Bear has been returned to his family. Prince Albert police have confirmed that on Thursday, the remains of the 27-year-old wer...

A family in Lampman is ready to see winter go. Danielle Fleury spent an hour and a half last week shovelling massive snowdrifts on her and her husband's property while her husband used their Bobcat to...

Emergency crews were still on the scene Thursday afternoon after a fiery early-morning crash on Highway 11 between Girvin and Davidson. According to the Mounties, officers at the Craik detachment got ...

Saskatchewan’s NDP is taking aim at Premier Scott Moe and comments he made recently during a national broadcast. During that interview, Moe was asked how he felt about convoys in both Ottawa and...