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A workplace injury near Kisbey in the summer of 2019 has resulted in a $150,000 fine for a Calgary-based company. Last week, Horizon Drilling pleaded guilty in Carlyle Provincial Court to one violatio...

The RCMP is looking for help after a fatal hit-and-run left a person dead. The Punnichy Mounties were called to the scene at 5:50 p.m. on Thursday evening on the George Gordon First Nation. By the tim...

The rehabilitation project on Saskatoon's Circle Drive North Bridge is about halfway complete. According to the City of Saskatoon, the nine-month rehabilitation project will switch to the eastbound si...

Saskatchewan’s Ministry of Health says the number of cases of respiratory illnesses continues to drop in the province. In the Community Respiratory Illness Surveillance Program report issued Thu...

Mounties in North Battleford are still investigating an alleged abduction attempt, and released a sketch of the suspect on Thursday. Police said a teen girl was walking down 110th Street near St. Laur...

Saskatoon and Regina won't be teaming up to host the 2025 world junior hockey championship. The Saskatchewan cities joined forces on a bid to stage the event, but on Thursday, Hockey Canada announced ...

A burning mattress at an abandoned encampment underneath the University Bridge didn't cause any apparent structural damage, and the bridge is expected to open again late Thursday afternoon. The fire b...

Taylor Carter is a golden golfer. The 30-year-old from Regina won the gold medal in golf at the Special Olympics World Games in Berlin, Germany. “(I) can't believe it at all,” Carter said ...

Eight new affordable homes opened in Saskatoon on Thursday to provide a safe place for 10 people with intellectual disabilities or mental health challenges to live independently. The brand-new homes a...

The United States Coast Guard is confirming the deaths of the five people aboard a submersible that has been missing since Sunday near the wreck of the Titanic. During a media conference Thursday, Coa...