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A 13-year-old cyclist was taken to hospital Tuesday morning after he was hit by an SUV near the Northeast Swale. According to police, officers were called at around 8:15 a.m., to the intersection of C...

Extreme cold warnings blanketed areas across Saskatchewan on Tuesday morning. Regions from Leader in the southwest to Wollaston Lake in the northeast were included in the warnings. Saskatoon also was ...

The Ponteix RCMP says a 37-year-old man was stopped Saturday and charged with impaired driving — with two young kids in the car with him. According to the Mounties, officers were patrolling road...

Saskatoon police have charged an 18-year-old man with second-degree murder in connection with the city's 10th murder of 2022. Police said Monday that Zennen Thomas had been charged, but he hasn't been...

The federal government may be adjusting the aim of its gun legislation. On Monday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said the government has heard the complaints from gun owners and business owners that t...

The Saskatchewan government is looking to take another item out of federal control. Following in the wake of legislation like The Saskatchewan First Act and The Saskatchewan Firearms Act, the provinci...

Regina could soon find itself once again in curling’s spotlight. A major curling announcement is scheduled to take place at Mosaic Stadium on Tuesday. Earlier this year, Regina city council vote...

The Saskatchewan government is trying again to let municipalities decide for themselves whether people can crack a beer in the park. On Monday, the government introduced legislation to amend the Alcoh...

The RCMP says the arrest of a wanted man in early November led to the seizure of more than 10 kilograms of fentanyl. In a media release Monday, the Mounties said Kurt Miller, 42, was arrested Nov. 3 i...

SaskPower is set to answer the public's questions about small modular reactors. The Crown corporation is holding virtual open houses Wednesday about the project. One is scheduled from noon to 2 p.m., ...