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Mac's Convenience Store robbed in Yorkton
Yorkton RCMP members are looking for suspects in an armed robbery at a Mac's Convenience store. At 3:00 a.m. on Thursday, two men walked into the store wearing hoodies and balaclavas to cover their fa...
Dec 17, 2015
Ontario man charged in kidnapping and sexual assault case pleads guilty to assault
An Ontario man accused of kidnapping and sexually assaulting a Regina woman as he drove her to Manitoba, has pleaded guilty to aggravated assault. Colin Jonas Kelly of Thomasburg, Ontario was arrested...
Dec 17, 2015
Masked men break into house in north Regina
Regina police are looking for suspects in a frightening break and enter on a home in Argyle Park. The people who live in the house on Sangster Blvd. were at home when five men wearing masks kicked in ...
Dec 17, 2015
Saskatoon man faces multiple child porn charges
A Saskatoon man is facing multiple child porn charges after police executed a search warrant Wednesday at a home on the west end of the city. It's after RCMP received a complaint...
Dec 17, 2015
14 Syrian refugees landing in Saskatoon this weekend
After much anticipation, Saskatoon can expect to welcome 14 Syrian refugees this weekend according to a Saskatchewan MP. "My office is looking and we're thinking if they land Friday in Toronto the ear...
Dec 17, 2015
A ride for charity: Jingle Bus offers rides in Regina for a donation
You can avoid traffic and parking while giving a bit of money to charity in Regina this weekend by taking a ride on the Jingle Bus. Regina Transit and Rawlco Radio are teaming up to offer free transit...
Dec 17, 2015
Sask. adding flashing blue lights to snowplows
The Ministry of Highways is making a change that should help drivers spot snow-removal equipment on Saskatchewan's roads. Starting Monday, all provincial snowplows, graders and snow blowers will have ...
Dec 17, 2015
Organized crime charges officially laid against men charged in Project Forseti
Organized crime charges have officially been laid against seven men already facing a combination of drug, weapon and assault charges in connection to the Project Forseti drug busts across Saskatchewan...
Dec 17, 2015
Manitoba, P.E.I., Saskatchewan top Canada's most charitable provinces
On a scale from generous to selfish, Manitoba is Canada's most charitable province, with Saskatchewan not too far behind. The Fraser Institute published a report ranking Canada's most charitable provi...
Dec 17, 2015
TransCanada files new plan for Energy East pipeline, puts cost at $15.7 billion
CALGARY - TransCanada Corp. (TSX:TRP) has filed an amended application and cost estimate for the Energy East pipeline project. The Calgary-based company says the filing with the National Energy Board ...
Dec 17, 2015
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