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It's the first step to another five private liquor stores in the province. On Monday, the provincial government released the request for proposals for private liquor stores in Yorkton, Kindersley, Mel...

A Canada Revenue Agency scam has cost dozens of people thousands of dollars in Saskatchewan. RCMP said they've received more than 850 complaints about the scam this year alone. Seventeen people have f...

Saskatchewan RCMP have released the final numbers of people arrested at this year's Craven Country Jamboree. At the jamboree site RCMP charged six people with assault with a weapon. Twenty-two people ...

Three people are facing charges after police were called to Windsor park bay in the city's east end Monday morning. Police said they were called after people saw two men and a woman checking out cars....

A Regina man did not go quietly when police tried to arrest him for theft. It all began Saturday night when police were called to the 4300 block of Dewdney Avenue, west of McCarthy Boulevard. When the...

This week is going to be a hot one for Saskatchewan. The southeast part of the province will be the warmest, which has led Environment Canada to issue a special weather statement for the area. "That a...

The Saskatchewan Roughriders are trying to do a little good with their game on Friday. Several places in the province have been hit by flooding in the past couple of weeks, so the Riders are taking $5...

The new west partnership is showing its first crack and the fault line is in Alberta. That province is introducing measures to give preferential treatment to local brewers and charging a one-size fits...

The number of car crash deaths in the province has dropped and the government believes photo radar played a part.   In 2015, there were 121 people killed on Saskatchewan roads. While it's the low...

Some of the construction work on the K+S Potash mine in Bethune is stalled after an accident at the Legacy mine site. A large processing vessel came crashing down at 4:23 a.m. Sunday morning when the ...