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A blast of summer heat is about to blanket the province, according to Environment Canada. Meteorologist James Colangelo says we can expect some scorching heat. "A ridge of high pressure is moving into...

After a massive revenge win on Sunday over the Montreal Alouettes, the Riders went out and got a piece from the opposition. Saskatchewan acquired Mario Alford from the Alouettes on Sunday. In exchange...

If trust is a major factor in labour negotiations, the talks between the CFL and CFL Players' Association may be in trouble. "I don't think there really is trust," kicker Brett Lauther, one of the Sas...

Mounties are treating the discovery of three bodies inside a vehicle in northern Saskatchewan as a possible drug overdose. Spiritwood RCMP said Saturday around 8:30 a.m. the individuals were found on ...

SaskPower is once again revising its timeline for when all customers in the province's southwest will have their electricity back. In a news release issued Saturday night, the crown said 138 customers...

The Prince Albert Raiders opened a home-and-home set with the Saskatoon Blades by defending their home ice Friday. Prince Albert scored five straight goals en route to a 5-1 WHL victory at the Art Hau...

Saskatchewan people haven't broken out the snow shovels just yet, but there's another chore that pops up every fall: raking leaves. However, a nature advocacy group is asking you to keep the rake in t...

If you have a family member in the hospital, it's possible you won't be able to visit them. In a news release Monday morning, the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) announced a change to the rules ar...

The provincial government has models of what COVID-19 might do in Saskatchewan, but it appears to be keeping those cards close to the chest. On Thursday night, the Saskatchewan Health Authority held o...

Saskatchewan reported 499 new cases of COVID-19 on Saturday along with one additional death. The death was located in the North East zone and brings the provincial death toll to 638. According to the ...