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Judges, lawyers and other members of the justice system in Saskatchewan soon will be offered education on handling sexual violence complainants. The province's Ministry of Justice and Attorney General...

The Snowbirds are coming home. The Royal Canadian Air Force said in a statement Wednesday that the Tutor jets flown by the aerobatic team had been cleared to "resume wings-level flight" in order to tr...

Police across Saskatchewan issued more distracted driving tickets in October than in any previous month. The number of tickets issued hit an all-time high of 1,290. The overwhelming majority of those,...

Three people are dead following a two-vehicle collision that closed Highway 10 northeast of Balgonie on Sunday. At approximately 7:40 p.m., first responders arrived on the scene of a collision between...

A chief of a northwest Saskatchewan First Nation is declaring a state of emergency amid a rash of suicides and suicide attempts in his community. “The (Makwa Sahgaiehcan First Nation) has suffer...

Those who use their phones behind the wheel in Saskatchewan should prepare for their wallets to get a lot lighter -- the provincial government is beefing up its distracted driving laws. On Tuesday, th...

Unionized workers at seven Saskatchewan Crown corporations now have ratified their collective bargaining agreements. Unifor started holding ratification meetings around the province on Oct. 23. The la...

One day after calling a lack of progress at the bargaining table "frustrating," the Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation (STF) has declared an impasse in contract negotiations. In a post on its website T...

Premier Scott Moe has a blueprint for the province over the next decade. On Thursday, his government released Saskatchewan's Growth Plan: The Next Decade of Growth 2020. "Our province has seen unprece...

Premier Scott Moe reiterated Wednesday that he wasn’t happy with what he heard from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau the day before. As a result, Moe once again suggested Saskatchewan was going to ...