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It looks like Saskatchewan's flagging economy is the top issue for voters in the coming provincial election. Insightrix Research Inc. conducted an online poll between February 9 and 11, asking people ...

With a big send-off Saskatchewan's team for the Special Olympics Winter Games in Corner Brook, Newfoundland were sent on their way on Sunday - and for at least three of the athletes, it's a family aff...

PotashCorp says it will stop production next month at the Allan and Lanigan mines.   The company said it wants to match supply with market demand, so it will curtail production at the two mines f...

The head of a Saskatoon-based medical marijuana supplier says legalization of pot won't have a large impact on scientific and medical research. Speaking at a University of Saskatchewan ...

UPDATE: As of 5:45 p.m. Sunday, Alicia Badger-Larivier has been found safe. Saskatoon police are looking for the public's help in finding 11 year old Alicia Badger-Larivier, who was last seen leaving ...

The number of flu cases in Saskatchewan is growing and the province's chief medical health officer expects that to continue. "We'll probably see more ICU admissions and, unfortunately, deaths for the ...

Regina's newest citizens were given the chance to meet one of Canada's oldest group of people at an event designed to share culture and beliefs. First Nations and Syrian refugees sat together in a con...

A 62 year old man faces murder charges after the body of a man was found on the Waterhen First Nation. Gordon Fiddler is charged with second degree murder after RCMP found Tommy Fiddler, 56, dead...

The federal government seems determined to set a national carbon price - but Premier Brad Wall is digging in his heels. The Prime Minister will sit down with provincial and territorial leaders on Thur...

Cancer is difficult for anyone, but it can be especially hard for those who feel they're the only one their age going through it. Young Adults Cancer Canada's (YACC) Saskatoon representative Heat...