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The City of Saskatoon is lowering the cost of Leisure Centre passes in the wake of diminishing sales and poor customer feedback."We heard you, Saskatoon," director of recreation and sport Cary Humphre...

A gunman opened fire at a movie theatre in Lousiana on Thursday night, killing at least one person and injuring at least six others before shooting himself, officials said.The shooting took place at t...

A recent poll shows that most people in Regina support a smoking ban on restaurant and bar patios.Seventy per cent of those polled would support such a bylaw, and several anti-smoking groups are looki...

It can cramp weekend plans, but rain is the lifeblood of Saskatchewan's agriculture economy, and at least one area has declared an emergency for lack of it. The RM of Maple Creek has declared an agric...

You don't necessarily see them on the streets, but women and children do make up a significant number of Regina's homeless population.In the city's first point-in-time homeless count and survey, volun...

A truck rolled on a grid in southern Saskatchewan Thursday morning, killing a 24-year-old man.RCMP say the wreck happened around 8:15 on a grid road about 6.5 kilometres west of the village of Crane V...

The Prime Minister is going to be making a stop in Regina on Friday. According to the public events on his website, Stephen Harper will "deliver remarks" at the Saskatchewan legislature at 2 p.m....

Staying in her car after it got stuck made it easier for searchers to locate a missing woman from the Crestwynd area.A search was initiated for 68-year-old Glynnys Koraca after she called friends at a...

Six men allegedly involved in a disturbance at the Saskatoon Provincial Correctional Centre have been charged.The incident happened late Tuesday night. While authorities haven't provided much in the w...

After nearly a dozen of communities were pounded by hail, Environment Canada said the province will get some relief for the rest of the week as the unstable weather system moves east."There's still a ...