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Getting to know our provincial party leaders in Saskatchewan isn't something everyone gets to do, especially in a social setting. Shaking hands is one thing, but some people crave more. So News Talk R...

It appears one of the men given a one-way bus ticket from Saskatchewan to B.C. had plenty of reasons to leave - and legal reasons to stay. Saskatchewan Social Services came under fire this week after ...

With so little snow on the ground this year, people have been reporting used needles in Regina as early as February. The Street Project is run by the Regina Qu'Appelle Health Region and handles calls ...

Across southern Saskatchewan people are ditching the winter coats and driving with the windows down thanks to a record-breaking heat wave. Regina beat a record set in 1934 hitting 13.8 C on Thursday a...

Washington Nationals right fielder Bryce Harper has spoken out about the "unwritten rules" of baseball. He says he wants to change the game so it embraces players personalities and excitement. To go a...

A Saskatoon man is facing serious charges after allegedly sexually abusing a child and claiming that he would do it again. Kenneth John Bowman, 34, appeared in Saskatoon Provincial Court on Thursday. ...

In what will be the largest spending announcement from the Saskatchewan Party this campaign, an extra $70 million over three years is being pledged to address highway repair and maintenance in the pro...

Former Roughriders receiver Taj Smith will not go to trial, his charges of aggravated assault have been stayed. On Thursday at Regina Court of Queen's Bench, the Crown prosecutor asked the judge for a...

The mayor of Wilkie is hopeful the town will have its rink back for next hockey season after an electrical fire damaged the building back in October 2015. However, David Ziegler admits there's no date...

The Sask. Party's strong support continues ahead of the April 4 election, according to the latest poll from Mainstreet Research. A survey done on 1,423 people on Tuesday found 47 per cent of people wo...