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Nickelback has announced it'll play a concert at SaskTel Centre in Saskatoon on June 22. The tour is to support the Alberta band's 10th album, Get Rollin', which was released in November. Nickelback i...

In a battle at the Brandt Centre, it was the Regina Pats who came out the victors. Regina beat the Swift Current Broncos 5-2 in front of a 6,499 at the Brandt Centre on Saturday. The game, which was a...

RCMP are looking to the public after an attempted abduction early Saturday morning east of Meadow Lake. Police say at around midnight a driver noticed a man lying on the ground on Highway 4. They then...

The Saskatchewan RCMP has brought one out of two people into custody after warrants were issued by Correctional Service Canada. Police conducted a search warrant at a home on Thursday night on the Swe...

By Brett Lubkiwski If you believe having a glass of red wine with dinner every night can be beneficial for your health, you may want to think again. That’s according to new guidelines released b...

The Swift Current Broncos beat and tied the Regina Pats on the same night. Swift Current posted a 4-2 WHL victory over the visiting Pats on Friday to pull into a tie with Regina for seventh place in t...

The City of Saskatoon and Arbutus Properties have reached an agreement for the development of 2275 Meadows Parkway in Rosewood to potentially move forward. "The agreement resolves the financial matter...

SaskTel email users are getting a reprieve. On Thursday, the company announced it was going to start charging customers $1.95 per month for each sasktel.net email address they have. The change was to ...

A woman who allegedly rammed a Saskatoon police car while trying to get away from officers Thursday night is in custody. According to police, officers patrolling in the area of 22nd Street West and Av...

The Saskatchewan Rate Review Panel has given its approval to SaskPower's request for a four per cent rate increase that would kick in April 1. The request now needs to be OK’ed by the provincial...