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Saskatoon police arrested four people Thursday after raiding a recently-opened medical marijuana dispensary. Police went to the Saskatchewan Compassion Club on 2nd Avenue North and to a  hom...

It happens all too often: seniors are scammed by unscrupulous people selling phony investments, and seniors see their life savings devastated. The province's Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority s...

In a landslide victory, Bobby Cameron was elected as the new chief of the Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations (FSIN) Thursday in Saskatoon. He beat out two other candidates, Helen Ben from the M...

Regina police are getting renewed funding to help battle gangs and nab online child predators. A total of $4.6 million will be used to support 39 officers involved in the Internet Child Exploitation (...

Five years after the first proposal and four years after the first ribbon cutting ceremony, there's actually a hole in the ground at the site of Capital Pointe in downtown Regina. "The history of the ...

The winter blues will have a musical interruption this year thanks to a new music festival from the Regina Folk Festival. Winterruption will feature 10 artists performing together in four shows. They'...

Halloween is only a couple of days away and as it gets closer the inevitable questions always come up. What should I be/what should I wear for Halloween? How much candy should we buy for kids who come...

Declining profits for PotashCorp of Saskatchewan (PCS) is forcing the company to suspend some operations in Saskatchewan and close a mine on the east coast. On Thursday, PCS reported a dip in share pr...

Police are investigating an armed robbery that happened at a Shopper's Drug Mart store Thursday morning. Officers were called to the Shopper's in the 400 block of Herold Court at about 8:40 a.m. Witne...

A symbol proudly Canadian and proudly Saskatchewan is celebrating a milestone. The Canadian Snowbirds are marking their 45th anniversary. Dozens of personnel and pilots from the squadron were on hand ...