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It took 14 months of bureaucratic wrangling but the old glass house on the corner of Albert Street and College Avenue has been knocked down. As of June 9, the only thing that remains is the famous gla...

A teenager is in hospital after he was stabbed early this morning. Police received the call just after 1 a.m. to a home in the 2700 block of 18th Street West. The 17-year-old had been stabbed nearby a...

The Saskatoon Health Region has a computer issue in their lab computer system. It means there are longer lineups at the Dynacare locations. It started on Sunday when the region when to fulfill their r...

It's been six months since four members of the Van de Vorst family - Jordan, Chanda and their two children Miguire and Kamryn - were killed in a drunk driving crash on Highway 11. In court Wednesday, ...

Saskatchewan is a step closer to allowing patients to pay for CT scans. During the spring election campaign, the Saskatchewan Party promised more choice to patients if re-elected. It made a commitment...

Thursday is expected to bring several thunderstorms to southern Saskatchewan, some of them bringing large hail, strong winds and heavy downpours. Environment Canada meteorologist Mike Russo says rain ...

RCMP have provided an update regarding the human remains found by Rosthern -- 68 km northeast of Saskatoon -- on June 3. RCMP say it's those of Gilbert McCallum, 21, of Prince Albert. He has been the ...

Fans may be eager to get their first look at Darian Durant in almost a year, but it's not coming Saturday. Durant will dress for the game, but will not see any field time, according to head coach Chri...

The Regina Catholic School Division is introducing a new director of education to replace Rob Currie who is moving over to a position with the government. Dominic Scuglia started teaching elementary s...

Regina police are looking for information about a shooting overnight on Tuesday that landed a man in the hospital. Officers were called to the Pasqua Hospital at 1:48 a.m. on Wednesday morning for a r...