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Police are looking for a suspect after a 42-year-old woman was stabbed Tuesday evening in Saskatoon's downtown. According to police, officers were called to the 300 block of Second Avenue South shortl...

On Tuesday, a number of groups in Saskatchewan benefited when the provincial government backtracked on its plan to charge the PST starting Oct. 1. People who want to attend Saskatchewan Roughriders ga...

After confirmed cases of anthrax caused the deaths of nine ruminant animals in the southwestern RM of Piapot, Saskatchewan's Ministry of Agriculture is warning producers to be on the lookout for signs...

Secondary school students in Saskatchewan can get course credits while learning and helping to preserve an Indigenous language thanks to a new addition to the province's Indigenous language curriculum...

A year after a suspicious death in Saskatoon was deemed a homicide, police are renewing their calls for help from the public. According to police, 39-year-old Kelly Dean Quewezance was found unrespons...

There is no shortage of industries still trying to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic, and that includes Saskatchewan's hospitality sector. But as we reach the final weeks of summer, Mother Nature did...

The self-proclaimed leader of the Canadian Nationalist Party has received an 18-month sentence on two counts of assault causing bodily harm. Travis Patron was sentenced Tuesday in Regina Court of Quee...

More than a year after a woman was struck and killed by a vehicle in Saskatoon, the woman accused of being the driver turned herself in to police in Alberta. The case dates back to May of 2021, when a...

A reversal of fortunes for Saskatchewan has led to the reversal of a plan by the provincial government. Thanks to resource revenue more than $1.5 billion higher than was expected when the budget was r...

High resource prices have brought a boost to Saskatchewan's revenues, resulting in a surplus budget and allowing for reduction of the provincial debt as well as relief measures for residents strugglin...