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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's cabinet faces a tall order with several inexperienced cabinet ministers, a University of Saskatchewan professor says. The new 30-member cabinet, which was sworn in Wedn...

On the heels of the first snowfall of the season in southern Saskatchewan, the radar system that tracks severe weather for the area has been shut down for scheduled maintenance. Environment Canada's w...

As the Roughriders prepare for their final game of the season, weeks after being eliminated from the playoffs, the players are still finding motivation to win. For the first time since 2011, the playe...

Canada is being introduced officially to Prime Minister Trudeau. No, this isn't the 1960s. Instead of Pierre, it's now Justin Trudeau's time on top. But how effective will he be as a leader? As Trudea...

Emergency kits that can help reverse an overdose from opioids, like fentanyl, will be available in Saskatoon at the end of November. The kits are part of a pilot project through the Ministry of Health...

A group of Regina-area investors have taken over St. Michael's Retreat. The group includes Darlene Hinks - a former City of Regina councillor - and well-known addictions counsellor, Rand Teed. They to...

The person who crashed into several vehicles on Garnet Street Tuesday morning was allegedly impaired and driving a stolen car. Some people living on the 1500 block of Garnet Street woke up Tuesday mor...

Traffic was backed up for a bit at 15th Avenue and Osler Street in Regina Wednesday morning after a crash. It happened around 9:30 a.m. Police said a person was arrested a couple blocks away, on 13th ...

Five years after a woman was found dead in a burned-out shed east of Redvers, RCMP are looking to speak to anyone who may have witnessed the blaze. The shed fire happened on an acreage on July 28, 201...

The Saskatchewan NDP is questioning why a Crown official spent nearly half a million dollars in travel to promote carbon capture when the province can't even sell the technology. Mike Monea, president...