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Corrections Saskatchewan is expanding with 144 new beds in a new unit at the Prince Albert Provincial Correctional Centre. The unit is the largest expansion of correctional beds in Saskatchewan's hist...

A man and woman landed in cuffs after Saskatoon Police interrupted their afternoon crime spree. Around 4 p.m. Saturday, a man and woman said a vehicle pulled up beside them near Kirk Crescen...

Police in Regina tased a 42-year-old man early Saturday morning after they allegedly found him outside, brandishing large butcher knives. According to police, around 1 a.m. they were called out to a h...

Competitors carved their way around the bowl at the Lions Skate Park to show if they had what it took to take top spot in the first Right to Skate Bowl Riders Classic. The event helped raise mone...

With the Thanksgiving weekend here, many people took advantage of the final outdoor Regina Farmers' Market of the year. A number of people lined City Square Plaza Saturday to stock up on baked goods, ...

A Saskatchewan autism advocacy group is disappointed with the low number of federal candidate responses to its questionnaire as it attempts to turn autism into an election issue. In September, Pa...

Cooking a turkey may not be rocket science, but doing it wrong can really ruffle the feathers of any family's Thanksgiving appetite. Leo Pantel is the Executive Chef at the Conexus Arts Centre in Regi...

A 61-year-old man from the Consul area died as a result of crash near Maple Creek Thursday night. RCMP said officers responded to a vehicle on its roof in a slough about one hour southwest of the comm...

A pumpkin shortage is expected to hit the United States this fall after a poor growing season, but there are plenty to carve and cook in Saskatchewan. Joan Merrill, co-owner of Robertson Val...

No one was home when a Pleasant Hill home caught fire early Saturday morning. Saskatoon Fire Department got the call a 3:26 a.m. and arrived at the home to find heavy flames and smoke pouring from the...