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Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall is reacting to the Liberals' announcement to phase out the use of coal-fired electricity by 2030. Federal Environment Minister Catherine McKenna said the new goal is to ...

It's the event that brings the farm to the city: Canadian Western Agribition. The event kicks off today in Regina and runs all week - and there is something for everybody. "Over the years, Agribition ...

Please, please, please, let this year's Grey Cup not be a disaster. There are few better examples of Canadiana than the Grey Cup. An opportunity for people from across the country congregate to party,...

Rest is best. No longer can anybody talk about rust or question whether having the bye week or a few weeks off could hinder good teams. For the second straight year, the West Division Champion had two...

The Regina Qu'Appelle Health Region is seeing an increase in syphilis. Typically, the health region sees an average of eight to 12 cases a year. So far in 2016, the number of cases has reached 23, wit...

Sabra Canada Inc. has voluntarily recalled an extensive list of its hummus products due to Listeria concerns. People should check their fridges for flavoured and classic versions of hummus dip in diff...

More than 55 floats paraded through downtown Saskatoon for the 26th annual Santa Claus parade Sunday afternoon. "Santa was so cool, I loved it," young Ella told 650 CKOM. Her mother enjoyed the parade...

It was bound to end sometime. The Victoria Royals snapped the Regina Pats' 11 game winning streaking Saturday night. The Pats had yet to lose a game in regulation time this season, losing just three g...

It took University of Saskatchewan women's basketball head coach Lisa Thomaidis 17-years, but she finally got to watch a national title rise to the rafters on Saturday night. "When you work for 17-yea...

Even though the snow has been holding back, Santa Claus is coming to town to make his annual appearance at the Santa Claus parade. The 31st annual parade is set to start today at 1 p.m. in Regina, beg...