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They still may not have a hard number or timing of when Syrian refugees will come to the Queen City, but the Regina Open Door Society (RODS) believes it's ready to help resettle the individuals whenev...

Fifteen pounds of dough, 12 pounds of icing, and a 20-foot eavestrough. That's what went into creating the world's largest long john doughnut at Nestor's Bakery in Saskatoon. The giant long john compl...

The Saskatoon Health Region is urging parents to vaccinate their children after an outbreak of whooping cough in the region this year.   The disease, known as pertussis, is a highly contagious re...

RCMP say alcohol is believed to be a factor in a rollover in southwest Saskatchewan that sent two people to hospital. The vehicle rolled on a grid road northwest of Sceptre around 4:30 a.m. Thursday. ...

Twenty-five years after his freezing death family, friends and strangers gathered in a Saskatoon church basement to honour the memory of Neil Stonechild. About 150 people attended a fea...

Members of the American rock band Eagles of Death Metal are recounting their story of survival inside the Bataclan Concert Hall in Paris. Gunman opened fire on the crowd killing 89 people there on Nov...

A road closure disrupted some morning commutes in Saskatoon on Thursday after a front-end snow loader snagged some overhead wires.   At around 1 a.m. Nov. 26 Saskatoon police say a City of S...

A Saskatoon man has been sentenced to 15 1/2 years in a disturbing sex abuse case. Michael John Slough pleaded guilty to sexual assault, making child pornography and administering a noxious substance....

It will be a long and emotional day at the legislature Thursday. It marks the last day of the current session and that means the final day there for a number of politicians who are retiring. Nine Sask...

Stepping into the Saskatoon Inn during the First Nations Language Keepers Conference is like walking into the Tower of Babel. Each step brings a new language.   Greetings are said in Saultea...