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A dog that captured hearts in Saskatoon after a tragic incident is home with his owners. Dubbed 'Heroic Henry' by workers at the SPCA, the pit bull was seriously injured after being dragged behind a v...

As of Wednesday, Saskatchewan's teachers can now police themselves. A new board, the Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board, has taken over certification, registration, and discipline of ...

The legalization of marijuana could be something Canadians see in the near future as it was one of the big issues Prime Minister-designate Justin Trudeau and his Liberal Party campaigned on. Now that ...

The Buffalo Pound Water Treatment Plant is back up and running, but some people who get their water from the plant may have to continue boiling their water. A downed power pole triggered the shutdown ...

The Moose Jaw Union hospital is on the way out with the new hospital fully operational as of Wednesday. Everything started being carted over on Monday this week, and emergency services were moved ther...

The Regina Pats are coming home a happy bunch following a 3-2 win over the Kootenay Ice on Tuesday night. The game was the Pats final game of a five-game road trip that saw them win three of the five ...

Employees at the Head 2 Head Novelties shop in Regina have high hopes for Justin Trudeau's promise to legalize marijuana. Donovan Hastings works there as an advisor for the Green Canvas,which is liste...

There will soon be some new rules and regulations regarding who can own farmland in Saskatchewan. On Tuesday, Agriculture Minister Lyle Stewart introduced amendments to The Saskatchewan Farm Security ...

Opportunity is knocking for the Saskatchewan Roughriders. Out of the playoff race, the final three weeks of the regular season are an opportunity for the coaches and the players to make their case to ...

The mandatory "immunize or mask" policy raised hackles when it was implemented in 2014 for health care in Saskatchewan, but this year it's being temporarily switched to voluntary. The policy requires ...