Category Archives: Syndicated

A judge has sentenced a Saskatoon boy to 18 months for killing a friend while posing with a gun and pretending to be a gangster. The 15-year-old boy earlier pleaded guilty to criminal negligence causi...

It's been less than a week since Canada Post went on strike, but people are already finding other ways of sending their mail. Sharon Grund is the Regina dispatcher for Provincial Courier Service, a Sa...

Police in Saskatoon responded to five separate stabbing calls in a 15-hour span on Tuesday and Wednesday. Officers were called to St. Paul's Hospital at noon on Tuesday after a man arrived to seek tre...

The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations (FSIN) has responded to an audit that identified millions of dollars of questionable spending. The forensic audit concluded that more than $34 million in...

The Government of Saskatchewan is hoping that amendments to the Legal Profession Act will help improve access to legal services. The changes, which came into effect on Wednesday, allow the Law Society...

All babies born in Saskatchewan this winter will be eligible for immunization against the respiratory syncytial virus (RSV). The Saskatchewan Ministry of Health said RSV is a common virus that infects...

Murray Wood says he's noted a decline in community spirit in some parts of the province recently, but a train ride between Ogema and Pangman in south-central Saskatchewan has him reconsidering. Murray...

With former British Prime Minister Tony Blair poised to get involved in the conflict in Gaza, Sarah Mills is wishing everyone involved good luck, as Blair doesn't exactly have a great history in the r...

8:30 - From Val Marie, Saskatchewan, to the National Hockey League for the New York Islanders and Pittsburgh Penguins, Evan Bray sits down with former professional hockey player and seven time Stanley...

OTTAWA - Almost half of Canadians polled say they have observed evidence of systemic racism in their province, a new survey suggests. The Leger poll of 1,627 people, conducted between Aug. 29 and 31 f...