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For many people, Christmas is a time to eat, drink, and be merry with family and friends - but there are some who don't have anything like that to look forward to. Sean Louvel and his wife Brenda run ...

The sounds of clunky mechanical movements mixed with Christmas music emanate from the corner gallery at the Western Development Museum. Animatronic carolers move their heads back and forth w...

As of midnight Friday, all youth under the age of 18 years old are to be off the streets in La Ronge between 11 p.m. and 6 a.m. The curfew is in response to several recent crimes involving youth in th...

One man is dead and three more people, including a teen, were hurt when two cars crashed on Highway 21 near Kindersley early Sunday morning. Kindersley RCMP said road conditio...

Hundreds of people made the trip to Lumsden on Saturday for the chance to score a bottle of cherry whisky at its launch for Last Mountain Distillery. Colin Schmidt, owner and distillery for the Saskat...

Concerned family and friends of opioid drugs users, like fentanyl, now have a new tool in the fight against drug overdose deaths in Saskatoon. Fifty Naloxone kits are now available through the Ma...

Christmas may be over a month away, but a popular winter attraction  is back to help people get in the holiday spirit. Saturday is the opening night of the BHP Enchanted Forest at ...

As Paris marked the one week anniversary of the deadly terror attacks, so too did Saskatoon. Cradling small candles in the cool winter evening, around 40 people gathered at Le Relais to remember victi...

Livestock trailers and tractors are rolling into Regina as the farm moves to the city for Agribition week. Western Canadian Agribition CEO Marty Seymour says all hands will be on deck over the weekend...

City of Regina crews were out tackling Wednesday's first bout of winter after snow and ice left treacherous conditions on some streets. Chris Warren, manager of winter road maintenance, explains all 1...