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While Saskatchewan residents can’t go camping yet, the weather over the May long weekend will offer some semblance of a spring getaway. "Across southern Saskatchewan, it actually looks like a be...

Seeding progress in Saskatchewan increased more than twofold in the past week, but it’s still below the five-year average. According to the Ministry of Agriculture, seeding was at 18 per cent as...

The Government of Saskatchewan is providing financial support to livestock producers, whose industry has been affected by COVID-19. The province announced Thursday it’s giving producers $10 mill...

All kinds of things in the province have been put on hold due to the COVID-19 pandemic - surgeries, retail, vacations - but one that won't be paused is wildfire season. The virus has become an importa...

WARSAW, Poland - A typhoon that slammed into the Philippines on Thursday forced a risky evacuation for tens of thousands of people during the coronavirus pandemic, while New Zealand and Japan were amo...

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - UFC light-heavyweight contender Anthony (Lionheart) Smith lived up to his nickname Wednesday, taking a beating that included him handing one of his teeth to the referee mid-fight....

There may be some measure of closure for the family of a teenager who disappeared from the Muskowekwan First Nation nearly a decade ago. Seventeen-year-old Cody Wolfe went missing in April of 2011 aft...

People will soon be able to hear one of the most recognizable sounds of spring once again - “FORE!” Golf courses are to open Friday, but the day comes with new restrictions and rules in pl...

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - UFC fans got more than they bargained for when Mexican Gabriel (Moggly) Benitez's shin was split open in a decision loss to Omar (Venezuelan Fighter) Morales on the undercard...

At about 10:30 Thursday morning, the Canadian Forces Snowbirds flew over the city as part of their Operation Inspiration tour across Canada. The tour is a salute to all first responders, front-line me...