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The low loonie could actually have some positive spin-off benefits for the Saskatchewan tourism industry. Harvey Kroll is the president of the Saskatchewan Outfitters Association and owns the Hatchet ...

With the Canadian dollar falling in value to 70 cents U.S., Saskatchewan's agricultural industry is looking at potential profits. Producers may actually benefit from the low dollar, president of the A...

A controversy is brewing over the Lord's Prayer which is recited each morning at Lindale elementary school in Moose jaw. One parent is not happy about it. "Honestly I was shocked. It stopped me in my ...

The Saskatchewan Roughriders' dropped a bombshell on Rider Nation late Thursday afternoon. The team announced they've released long-time fan favourites in receiver Weston Dressler and defensive end Jo...

The Public Complaints Commission is siding with an aboriginal man who claimed a pair of Regina police officers used excessive force against him. Simon Ash-Moccasin first made the complaint in December...

In a shocking move, the Saskatchewan Roughriders have released defensive lineman John Chick and Weston Dressler, two of the most popular players to wear the green and white. When Chris Jones was hired...

A second person has been arrested and charged after an armed robbery in Yorkton last month. On Wednesday, Swan River RCMP arrested 19-year-old James Reynold Brow. He's facing charges of robbery with a...

A representative for the University of Saskatchewan Students' Union (USSU) says that after a decade of rising tuition fees, the latest increase doesn't stand out. "I don't think many students are shoc...

While the Royal Bank of Scotland tells investors to sell everything, one business reporter says people should just be ready for quite the ride. BNN's Michael Hainsworth spoke with the CJME Morning Sho...

It looks like the city will indeed be spending several hundred thousand dollars more on this fall's municipal election. The city's executive committee -- made up entirely of city council -- voted in f...