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MONTREAL - When a Quebec couple recently travelled to the far reaches of Yukon in a bid to escape the novel coronavirus, only to be turned away, it seemed a textbook case of pandemic-generated panic. ...

Six Saskatoon neighbourhoods are without power. The outage was reported to the city at about 1 p.m. The neighbourhoods affected are Mount Royal, Westmount, Caswell Hill, Hudson Bay Park, Riversdale an...

The head of the Saskatchewan Union of Nurses (SUN) claims that personal protective equipment, or PPE, is being rationed and that access to information nurses need is also in short supply. PPE is in hu...

Saskatchewan announced Monday its lowest single-day total of COVID-19 cases in more than two weeks. The provincial government revealed there were four new confirmed cases of the virus in the province....

A heavy band of snowfall moving across central Saskatchewan has led Highway Hotline to issue "travel not recommended" notices for several highways north of Saskatoon on Monday. Travel isn't recommende...

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been moved to the intensive care unit (ICU) after his coronavirus symptoms have worsened. Johnson was sent to the hospital Sunday after COVID-19 symptoms of co...

Remember to put your sticks out today. The Humboldt Broncos should never be too far from our minds, despite the trying times we’re living in now. Young lives were lost, while others carry on wit...

A 20-year-old man is facing several charges following a Sunday afternoon arrest. Saskatoon police say they were investigating a stabbing when officers spotted two men who fit suspect descriptions. The...

These are difficult times for the Saskatoon airport. It's been over three weeks since the federal government began funneling major international flights into only four major airports as a method of pr...

Saskatoon's streets won't be hosting any big events until at least June. The City announced Friday afternoon it wouldn't be approving any outdoor special events scheduled from now until May 31, citing...