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The Saskatchewan RCMP is reminding drivers and boaters to stay sober while on the road or water over the coming long weekend. Sgt. Ian Amundsen with RCMP Traffic Services said the Mounties keep repeat...

Saskatoon seniors are seemingly too smart for scammers. According to Staff Sgt. Matthew Bradford of the Saskatoon Police Service's economic crimes section, no one in Saskatoon has been victimized by t...

Moose Jaw Wakamow MLA Greg Lawrence is recovering in hospital after a motorcycle crash Thursday in Moose Jaw. Greg Lawrence. (www.legassembly.sk.ca/) A statement Friday from the government caucus offi...

Statistics Canada job numbers for July showed Saskatchewan recorded its first decrease in employment since March. The data showed Saskatchewan lost 5,700 jobs between June and July. However, the provi...

A string of business break-ins in Saskatoon has resulted in 71 charges against a 32-year-old man. Saskatoon police said the break-and-enters date back to January. They all occurred in the areas of Eig...

Like the temperatures, the housing market in Saskatchewan heated up in July. According to the Saskatchewan Realtors Association, there were 1,560 homes sold in the province in July, a year-over-year i...

There's a new face at the helm of Saskatchewan's Crown telecommunications company. On Thursday, SaskTel's board announced the appointment of Charlene Gavel as the company's new president and CEO. She ...

Several random violent attacks in Saskatoon over the past few months have impacted how safe people feel in the city, according to Saskatoon's chief of police. While Troy Cooper told Gormley on Thursda...

The RCMP is on the lookout for a man whom police allege threatened a driver with a gun on Highway 55 near Pierceland. The Mounties say the incident happened just before noon on Wednesday. The driver t...

An RCMP police dog named Kilo outdid himself Tuesday. According to the Mounties, a Roving Traffic Unit pulled over a vehicle with one person inside on Highway 16 near Maidstone. As the police investig...