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If sky watchers can brave the cold, Sunday night is going to be the best time to see comet Catalina pass by earth. The comet will be at its closest to the planet, at about 108,000,000 kilometres, acco...

Three years since it kicked off, Saskatoon residents might get their first glimpse of the city's Growth Plan to build a city for half a million people.  The city's administration wants the G...

Traffic is going to be stop and go on Highway 1 just east of Regina on Monday, as SaskPower does some work for the Regina bypass project. SaskPower is moving some overhead lines east of Tower Road, ne...

A big donation this week is helping Kronau's heritage museum on its way to completely restoring a two-room schoolhouse. The group's 1926 Saar school project was given $15,000 by the Richardson Pioneer...

The University of Regina is looking for some new tenants to join it on College Avenue. A request that opened last week is asking for proposals from builders or developers for three parcels of land whi...

Restaurant owners who source their food from around the province are reaping the benefits of buying local as the Canadian dollar continues to slip. The loonie has hovered around 70 cent...

Imagine running from a war in your home country, spending years in a refugee camp, then stepping off a plane to build a life in a new country where you don't know anyone. That is the moment when volun...

Lacrosse fever hit a boiling point Friday with the Saskatchewan Rush home-opener at SaskTel Centre. As thousands filed in to watch Saskatchewan's new pro-sports team, Randy Fernets with Tourism Saskat...

Cameco Spectrum has taken over the engineering building at the University of Saskatchewan (U of S).. The super-sized science fair features workshops and presentations that let attendees young and old ...

The Saskatchewan Rush's home opener didn't go quite as planned as the team fell to the Vancouver Stealth 13-11 Friday night.  The Rush played their first ever National Lacrosse League game in Sas...