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It's a quick turnaround for the Saskatchewan Roughriders as they get set for their game Friday night in Vancouver.The Riders are coming off that loss to the Toronto Argonauts on Sunday and will have o...

Canadian soldiers helping fight the fires in the north have traded in their guns for water packs and fire axes.Master Cpl. Joel Sutherland is among the 1,000 soldiers here from Alberta. Following thei...

A woman's encounter with a group of people who tried getting into her car after throwing an egg at its windshield has Regina police out with a warning.Katie Beck took to Facebook after the incident We...

Crops are coming up in Saskatchewan short, thin, and starting to flower early.The latest crop report from the province says areas in west-central Saskatchewan received up to two inches of rain last we...

Garth Brooks is coming to Saskatchewan. While the legendary country singer will not be performing a concert, he will visit both Saskatoon and Regina for a Children's Hospital Foundation of Saskatchewa...

The 11th president of the University of Saskatchewan won't be moving into the President's Residence on campus, as the school's new leader is already immersed in the community. The university's Board o...

A man with a history of sexual and violent offences is once again living in the Heritage neighbourhood of Regina. Regina police say 43-year-old Richard James Toutsaint will be staying in a superv...

Four days of country music and partying with friends and family -- and new acquaintances -- are set to begin with the opening of the Craven Country Jamboree.More than 20,000 people are expected, tempo...

Two people were badly hurt when the truck they were traveling in collided with a tree next to the Manitoba Expressway in Moose Jaw Wednesday night.The truck was headed east at around 8 p.m. when the d...

This is not the first time Charlene Head and her family have been evacuated from their home on Red Earth First Nation.It's the third. Head said she knows what to expect when it comes to the shelters."...