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It's the time of year for rebirth and new beginnings, but Saskatchewan will have to wait a while longer for spring blossoms to appear. While spring officially arrives Monday afternoon (3:24 p.m.) Envi...

Saskatchewan is once again going to court to argue against the federal government. On Wednesday and Thursday, representatives of Saskatchewan and every other province and territory in Canada — w...

Saskatchewan’s agricultural sector is getting additional support from the federal and provincial governments. On Monday, the governments announced $485 million for what are called “strateg...

The temperatures may not feel like spring just yet, but the season officially starts Monday. Temperatures are still below freezing in most of the province and will be until Thursday, when it’s e...

The Calgary Roughnecks had the luck of the irish on their side as they defeated the Saskatchewan Rush on St. Patrick's Day Friday evening. For the second time this season the Prairie rivals squared of...

Dino-mite! Gary Grady, the owner of Big Mur's Tavern in Dundurn, is looking to go after an interesting Guinness world record this summer: The most people wearing inflatable dinosaur costumes in one pl...

The Regina Pats got some payback — and clinched a playoff spot — with a 7-3 win over the Moose Jaw Warriors on Saturday night. Regina and the Warriors had met Friday, with Moose Jaw earnin...

The Saskatoon Blades moved closer to the century mark Saturday. Saskatoon beat the Brandon Wheat Kings 3-2 at SaskTel Centre to improve to 46-14-4-1 on the WHL season. With three games remaining in th...

By Jeffrey Meskens, Global News Saskatoon A giant snow castle has appeared in Saskatoon's Willowgrove neighbourhood. The 15-foot-tall castle features a full snowslide and 20-foot-long castle walls. Ja...

Another five-point night from Connor Bedard wasn't enough to help the Regina Pats clinch a WHL playoff spot Friday. Bedard had three goals and two assists, but the Pats fell 9-5 to the Moose Jaw Warri...