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Sask. NDP calls for inquiry into wildfires
Saskatchewan's New Democratic Party is calling for an independent review of how the government handled this summer's wildfires in northern Saskatchewan in order to prevent future forest fires from bec...
Jul 21, 2015
MAP: See how the Saskatchewan wildfires spread
As of Tuesday, 647 wildfires have burned in Saskatchewan so far this year leaving a large portion of the northern part of the province charred.There are still 95 fires burning as of Tuesday morning, b...
Jul 21, 2015
Estevan constable charged and dismissed
A constable with the Estevan Police Service has been fired. Mohammed Khan is accused of abusing his authority, discreditable conduct and assault after an arrest back in May. He has also been...
Jul 21, 2015
Sask. Cancer Agency says 2 employees breached privacy
The Saskatchewan Cancer Agency says two employees have been disciplined after viewing private health information of 48 patients. "The privacy of patient information is something we take very seriously...
Jul 21, 2015
La Ronge grateful for help that saved town from fires
Back home, returning residents of La Ronge were out and about reacquainting themselves with their town after being forced out 17 days ago.From what was virtually a ghost town for two weeks is now bust...
Jul 21, 2015
Regina wildfire evacuees ready for the journey home
Wildfire evacuees were once again getting onto buses Monday morning, but this time it was to go home.Outside the Sandman Hotel in Regina, younger evacuees were loading the bus and carrying bags for th...
Jul 20, 2015
Brother charged in City Park murder pleads guilty to lesser charge
One of two Saskatoon brothers charged in connection to a murder in the City Park neighbourhood has been sentenced after pleading guilty to a break and enter charge. As a result of the guilty plea...
Jul 20, 2015
Military works last shift as Sask. evacuees return home
The province is nearly finished helping northern Saskatchewan evacuees back home as the military gets set to do the same. There are still evacuation orders in effect for Hall Lake and Clam Lake Bridge...
Jul 20, 2015
Regina's city manager to retire
Regina's top bureaucrat has announced his retirement.City manager Glen Davies' last day in his current position will be Nov. 2, 2015, having served in that capacity since 2006."Over time we have drama...
Jul 20, 2015
Fuddruckers to make its return to Regina
After a nearly 20-year hiatus in the Queen City, the burger chain Fuddruckers is making a return.Businessman Randy Nicolle is behind bringing the restaurant back to Regina for the first time since 199...
Jul 20, 2015
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