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If it weren't for an RCMP application, a Saskatchewan woman may not be heading for a second trial on sexual assault charges. Barbara George has admitted to sleeping with a 14-year-old friend of her so...

The Saskatchewan Roughriders are extending the contract of international defensive back Justin Cox. The contract runs through the 2018 season. The 23-year-old from Mississippi signed with the team in ...

Saskatoon-University MP Brad Trost is defending tweets in support of "lock her up" chants against Alberta Premier Rachel Notley. The Conservative leadership candidate joined Gormley Wednesday morning ...

Poor road conditions are keeping people stranded around the border of Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Highway 1 remained closed from the border to Headingley, Man., Wednesday morning. That meant peopl...

Yorkton Municipal RCMP are investigating after a gunshot was heard - and a gunshot hole found in a vehicle's windshield - Monday night. Police said people at the north end of First Avenue near York Ro...

What's next? Gainer versus the San Diego Chicken in an Olympic, gold-medal showdown between mascots? Word has come from the International Olympic Committee that two new sports - Thai kickboxing and ch...

A community-based charity that provides help for those in need is hoping to move a few blocks from its current location in Regina's Heritage neighbourhood. Carmichael Outreach has applied to rezone a ...

Riley Woods scored in overtime to give the Pats a 5-4 edge over the Kootenay Ice Tuesday night. While the Pats got on the board first with a goal from Jake Leschyshyn half way through the first period...

The weather outside was beginning to get a bit frightful, but it didn't put a damper on people's holiday spirit at city hall. The City of Regina held its "Light up the Lights" event and around 1,000 p...

The Regina Symphony Orchestra gave the gift of music to the Autism Resource Centre this year. The symphony performed many different songs, including some Christmas favourites, as a part of the centre'...