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The Saskatchewan Roughriders have signed their first pick in the 2021 CFL draft. The Roughriders announced Friday they had signed University of Saskatchewan Huskies defensive back Nelson Lokombo, whom...

Two potash mine shafts in Saskatchewan are being closed immediately and one mine is being reopened. The Mosaic Company announced Friday it was closing the K1 and K2 shafts at its Esterhazy facility. T...

After all the salutes to frontline workers, the hearts on windows and the hailing of essential workers as heroes, Carla Beck says those words ring hollow without fair compensation. The NDP's labour cr...

For the second straight month, Saskatchewan was the only province in Canada to record an increase in employment. In data released Friday, Statistics Canada said the number of people working in Saskatc...

WINNIPEG - Mark Schiefele's voice caught in his throat Friday as he talked about the hate directed toward his loved ones this week in the aftermath of a controversial hockey play. The Winnipeg Jets st...

OTTAWA - Seventeen years after she last raced at the Olympics, distance runner Malindi Elmore has earned a spot on Canada's team for Tokyo, while Cam Levins will race at the Games after dipping under ...

BAKU, Azerbaijan (AP) - Red Bull dominated both practice sessions for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix on Friday with Sergio Perez setting the fastest time of the day and title rival Mercedes far off the pac...

Weather records were toppled throughout Saskatchewan on Thursday. According to Environment Canada, 21 communities across the province saw daily record highs in the provincial heat wave. Rosetown was t...

Here are five things to watch in Canadian sports this weekend: BATTLE FOR THE NORTH - Game 2 of the NHL's North Division final goes Friday night at Winnipeg's Bell MTS Place. The Montreal Canadiens be...

650 CKOM has been recognized with a prestigious Radio Television Digital News Association (RTDNA) National award. 650 CKOM won for Breaking News Coverage of another train derailment east of Saskatoon ...