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A 48-year-old man has been charged after break-ins at assisted living facilities in Saskatoon late last year. But despite four alleged break-ins at two separate facilities, the man only managed to ste...

The 22-year-old skip who claimed the Viterra Scotties title this year is stepping back from the sport to focus on her schooling. Skylar Ackerman, who curls out of the Nutana Curling Club in Saskatoon,...

A cracked piece of railway track that escaped detection left 27 freight cars piled up near Silton in 2021. According to a report by the Transportation Safety Board of Canada that was released Tuesday,...

Highway 7 is closed at Rosetown due to a fuel spill in the community. According to the Highway Hotline, which reported the incident as a "collision" just before 8 a.m., all lanes of the highway are cl...

Federal, provincial and municipal governments have joined forces to bring waste and water upgrades to a number of Saskatchewan communities. The $45-million investment will see two new solid waste faci...

Spring has just begun, but campers in Saskatchewan can start making campsite reservations next week. Seasonal campsite reservations in provincial parks open on Monday, while bookings for nightly, Camp...

The Saskatoon Police Service's new human trafficking response team is up and running. In a media release Friday, the police said their Victim Services Unit had received 2.5 years worth of federal fund...

Police in Saskatoon are warning residents not to fall for a text scam making the rounds. "The scam sends a text message to people claiming their vehicle was detected speeding by a camera. It then offe...

March is Fraud Prevention Month, and SGI is marking the occasion by highlighting five notable cases of insurance fraud from 2023. "Fighting insurance fraud is important because it helps keep the cost ...

Teachers across Saskatchewan will withdraw support for extracurricular activities from Monday through Thursday, as the dispute between the provincial government and teachers' union continues. The late...