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Pitchers and catchers for the Toronto Blue Jays reported this weekend for spring training. But Jose Bautista has take over the headlines. Bautista was asked about him possibly signing a contract exten...

Saskatchewan's finance minister is not critical of a projected $20 billion deficit for the federal Liberal government this year. Finance Minister Kevin Doherty says the announcement by his federal cou...

Saskatchewan NDP leader Cam Broten visited Prince Albert Monday, calling for a halt on health care layoffs until after the provincial election on April 4. "We received notice that there are layoffs oc...

Saskatchewan snowboarder Mark McMorris broke his leg at an event in California. "He went through quite a bit of trauma yesterday of course, with that fall on his second run," Mark's dad, Don told News...

Kindersley RCMP are asking the public for information after a 52-year-old man was found dead in a field this weekend. Officers were called to the field near the village of Netherhill over the noon hou...

RCMP have laid murder charges after a man was found dead in a home on the Cote First Nation. Mounties say 20-year-old Chad Cote was dead when officers arrived at the home Saturday night. Chester White...

The Progressive Conservative Party in Saskatchewan has its eye on developing more locally-grown produce in a way to grow the province's food industry. The PC Party has identified waste heat as energy ...

For some people, getting a chance to compete at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts or The Brier is a lifelong dream. For Regina's Ashley Williamson, she's achieved that dream at 23. Williamson is the l...

A rash of bear spray incidents in Regina this past fall don't seem to be continuing into this year. Last October, Regina police warned the public about people being attacked with bear spray. Tamara La...

Murder charges have been laid against four people after the death of a man in Regina early Saturday morning. Police were called to Garnet Street before 2 a.m. where paramedics were attending to an inj...