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Saskatchewan is getting a bit of a break after a weekend marked by thick smoke drifting into the province from forest fires in British Columbia and Alberta. Environment Canada meteorologist Terri Lang...

People looking to flee the Bridge City this winter could find themselves with a shorter route to a sunnier spot. WestJet announced Monday that it will be beefing up its presence at the Saskatoon Inter...

Heat and hazy conditions don't seem to have put much of a dent in attendance at this year's Saskatoon Exhibition. Prairieland Park Corp. reported 203,363 people made their way to the fair grounds over...

The city is advising drivers to expect delays on Taylor Street heading eastbound after the intersection with Arlington Avenue. Crews will be working to widen Taylor Street after the intersection. Once...

The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) and the city are warning people to safeguard against mosquitoes after two traps in Saskatoon confirmed cases of West Nile Virus. With the warm weather sweeping ...

Saskatoon police are asking for help from the public to find a missing woman. Melissa Gallant, 33, was reported missing Saturday. She was last seen on Aug. 5 at her home in the 1700 block of 20th Stre...

Saskatoon police have found Paris Lavallee, an eight-year-old boy that was reported missing Saturday night. In a news release, police said Lavallee "has been located safe and sound." Police are thanki...

Saskatoon police have opened a homicide investigation - it's second in a 12-hour span - after a man died in an apartment building on Avenue V South. At around 10:40 a.m. Saturday, officers responded t...

RCMP have a 23-year-old Weyburn man in custody in southwest Manitoba after a fatal rollover early Friday morning. According to Virden RCMP, the pickup truck with four men from Weyburn was heading west...

A man found injured in a downtown apartment hallway Friday night has died leading police to launch a homicide investigation. Around 10:40 p.m. police and Medavie Health Services were called to an apar...