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As construction on Regina's new stadium moves along at an expected pace, work on another one of the city's major building projects is actually going faster than expected. The new $181-million sewage t...

A new report says a public-private partnership (P3) approach to build the Regina bypass will save taxpayers $380 million. Ernst & Young, the independent financial and procurement experts, write th...

Police in Moose Jaw are reminding people to keep their vehicles locked after a rash of thefts. The police service says since Sept. 1, 21 vehicles have been stolen. There has also been 35 reports of th...

Saskatchewan's safest drivers will be getting a bigger discount on their insurance. The government has approved changes to SGI's Safe Driver Recognition program that will be implemented by the middle ...

Several health groups are giving Saskatchewan a grade it calls "unacceptable" when it comes to protecting people from the harms of tobacco. The Lung Association, the Heart and Stroke Association and t...

Two children missing in the Fort Qu'Appelle area have been found. A boy and girl were reported missing after last being seen on the Pasqua First Nation Sunday afternoon. The girl, Darian Thompson, is ...

Surgical wait times are up again - and Saskatchewan's NDP is blaming it on the government.   In a news release, NDP leader Cam Broten accused the government of cutting surgical budgets.   "A...

Regina's Muslim community is busy preparing for however many Syrian refugees the federal government wants the Queen City to take in. Immigration Minister John McCallum is set to announce his plan Tues...

Mounties in northeast Saskatchewan are looking for suspects after a horse was shot in its pasture on Sunday. Rose Valley/Kelvington RCMP said sometime between 1 a.m and 1 p.m., at least two suspects f...

As the environment dominates the agendas of many world leaders over the coming weeks, those in Saskatchewan are announcing an ambitious new plan to help clean up our air. Minister responsible for Sask...