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The federal government will reveals its plans Tuesday to bring in 25,000 Syrian refugees by Dec. 31. That is good news for one Syrian living and working in Regina is who is heartbroken by the headline...

With hay on the floors, cows sharing the aisles with people, and a certain smell in the air, the Canadian Western Agribition is all set to go. On Sunday, the finishing touches were being put on booths...

The man found guilty of murdering, burning and hiding the body of a Saskatoon mother 10 years ago is back in court Monday for his appeal. Douglas Hales was convicted last year of killing Daleen B...

Fifteen cows are dead after the semi trailer they were in rolled just outside Assiniboia Saturday night. The rollover happened before 9 p.m. at the intersection of Highways 13 and 2, just outside Assi...

Emergency call takers neglected their duties when it took them an hour to dispatch crews to a car crash which resulted in the death of a man, a report from Saskatoon Police sa...

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...