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Before they are legally allowed to vote, 20,000 teenagers and pre-teens across Saskatchewan will be casting a ballot in a mock provincial election. The Student Vote program has been holding parallel e...

Regina's hometown receiver Chris Getzlaf is trading in his green and white jersey for green and gold. Getzlaf officially signed with the Edmonton Eskimos on Thursday afternoon. Although he was first d...

People in Saskatoon are being reminded to use common sense when attending the emergency department as flu season has contributed to what the Saskatoon Health Region is calling a critical overcapacity ...

The Rogers store at the Grasslands shopping centre in Harbour Landing was the scene of a robbery on Thursday. Regina police responded to a call of a robbery in progress at a business on Gordon Road ju...

The CFL has announced its new draft eligibility rules today. If you have been caught doping you are going to have a long wait to get into the Canadian Football League. Jamie Nye and Darrell Davis expl...

A person who lives in Saskatchewan has contracted the latest Canadian case of Zika virus. On Thursday, the Public Health Agency of Canada reported three new cases of Zika virus confirmed by labs in Sa...

The Saskatchewan NDP is gearing up for the election with a campaign promise to cut emergency room wait times.   "New Democrats will deliver shorter ER waits, waits that can be measured in minutes...

Two teens are facing serious charges after an alleged incident on Valentine's Day. RCMP haven't released many details as to what happened. They say a complaint was made around 3 p.m. on Feb. 14 in Mai...

Drivers will be facing a few traffic restrictions at White City beginning next week as construction continues on the Regina Bypass. The restrictions are expected to begin Monday, and will affect peopl...

Students and staff at Prince Albert's Carlton Comprehensive High School were evacuated and sent home Wednesday after a student sprayed bear spray on school grounds. According to Alan Nunn, superintend...