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The Saskatchewan Roughriders road struggles continued as the B.C. Lions roared to a win. Saskatchewan got some scores late in the game but ultimately lost 33-26 at B.C. Place and have now lost four ga...

The City of Regina said the downtown fire of a heritage building was deliberately set. Friday, the city sent out a written statement saying Regina Fire and Protective Services had completed its invest...

Campbell Collegiate welcomed more than just athletes to their school this weekend. The school is hosting its annual reconciliation-in-sport volleyball tournament. Its been hosting a late-September tou...

Early childhood educators in Saskatchewan will be bringing home a bit more starting next week. On Friday, the provincial and federal governments jointly announced a $7-million investment towards incre...

A Prince Albert police officer is facing three assault charges after two separate incidents dating back to last summer. According to the Saskatchewan Ministry of Justice, the Public Complaints Commiss...

A Regina man is facing serious charges after an investigation by Saskatchewan's Internet Child Exploitation Unit. According to police, officers raided a home in Regina on Wednesday, seizing electronic...

Human remains were found in a home near Meadow Lake after a fire on Wednesday. According to the RCMP, officers were called to the home about 45 kilometres south of Meadow Lake for a reported fire. The...

Two 20-year-old men are in custody following a machete attack that occurred in downtown Moose Jaw Thursday evening. The Moose Jaw Police Service (MJPS) and EMS responded to the incident at the corner ...

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe vows to use the notwithstanding clause in response to a court injunction Thursday that bans his government's name and pronoun policy in schools. Moe said in a statement ...

A Saskatchewan judge has granted an injunction over a government policy that requires parental consent when children under 16 want to go by different names and pronouns at school. The provincial gover...