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The Saskatchewan New Democrats have quickly filled a gap in their candidate list for the April 4 election. During the first official week of the election campaign, the NDP lost four candidates. On Thu...

It took over 200 letters - written mostly by rural women - and a petition signed by 10,000 people, but Saskatchewan gave women the vote on March 14, 1916 - the second province in Canada to do so. Now ...

Records kept falling throughout the weekend as Regina saw temperatures in the double digits. The Queen City's record-breaking weather began on Thursday. The city saw 14 C, beating the 1934 record of 1...

The Saskatchewan NDP's latest campaign promise on Sunday, they're setting their sights on health care, specifically what it called the "bloated management." The party pledged to eliminate $25 million ...

Normally, on the second Sunday in March, there would still be snow on the ground and ice on the sidewalks - but this year the only ice was in cream form. Milky Way Ice Cream on Victoria Avenue had its...

No people or animals were inside or hurt when a horse training facility in Rama went up in flames early Saturday morning. Invermay Fire Department chief Mark Eskra said his team was called out to the ...

First Nations land claim disputes don't often have a happy ending, but a new documentary has shown what's possible when communities come together to find reconciliation. Rebel Sky Media's 'Reserv...

With several days of record-breaking warm weather in southern Saskatchewan, some people might be thinking winter won't make another appearance, but they need to think again.   Saturday broke a wa...

WWE legend and hall-of-famer Bret Hart has had many fierce battles inside the ring, but possibly his most intense battle came outside it. A little over a month after announcing he had been diagnosed w...

People in and around Maple Creek, in southwest Saskatchewan, are getting worried as they see more and more cougars prowling around. Judy Renas lives on a ranch about 40 kilometres southeast of the tow...