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With $37 million coming from Ottawa, the University of Saskatchewan (U of S) looks to build a one-stop shop for famers looking for ways to improve their crop and ensure global food security. Announced...

With the return of nice weather Wednesday, the cleanup begins for many families dealing with wind or water damage from severe storms.Between Monday and Tuesday, parts of southern Saskatchewan were hit...

The sharp drop in the price of a barrel of oil could have a noticeable impact on our ability to pay bills.A new study from TransUnion finds that historically when oil prices take a plunge, delinquency...

For the second time in less than a month, there's a case of anthrax in Saskatchewan. Laboratory results from July 28 confirmed anthrax has killed at least one cow and is the suspected cause of de...

Regina police have publicly identified the two men arrested in a home invasion on Tuesday morning in the 1500 block of Regent Street. Martin Dennis Labonte, 43, and 26-year-old Brian Robert Morri...

Lobster-wrapped corn dogs, maple bacon noodles, and glazed grilled cheese donuts are just a taste of a mouth-watering snacks you can find at the Queen City Ex this year."Don't bring your diet with you...

Lawrence Sewap is back behind bars.Prince Albert Police confirmed Tuesday evening that Sewap had been arrested early Tuesday afternoon without incident.  He is however facing an additional charge...

As rain pours over Saskatchewan, some crop farmers say it's a little too late.In Shellbrook, about 130 kilometers north of Saskatoon, Kerry Peterson runs a 6,000 acre operation. He said the 30-degree ...

In the wake of unprecedented wildfire evacuations and a nine-figure firefighting bill, northern communities and the province of Saskatchewan need to rethink the way they prepare for and respond to wil...

A record amount of rain fell in Regina on Monday, forcing the city to make an unfavoured move in order to prevent further flooding.Environment Canada recorded 78.2 mm ( three inches) of rain in Regina...