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Saskatoon police have charged two people after a woman was allegedly held captive and beaten for four days. Officers were called to the 3200 block of Preston Avenue South by Medavie Health Services We...

The Saskatchewan Roughriders signed another member of the 2021 team to a contract extension Wednesday, bringing back American running back Jamal Morrow. He was eligible to become a free agent in Febru...

Saskatchewan is maintaining the status quo with its COVID-19 public health orders as Omicron cases continue to mount. During a media conference Wednesday, the government announced the current public h...

Rhonda Pachal was returning from the states when she tried to provide a negative test to avoid the 14-day quarantine. But she says the tests she was given were invalid and now, as a result, she is stu...

The Regina Pats are back on the ice. The WHL team was able to resume team activities on Saturday after seeing their season paused due to a COVID outbreak a day earlier. That meant players had to find ...

The inquest into the death of Samwell Uko, scheduled for later this month, has been postponed. This was the second date that had been set for the hearing - originally it was supposed to happen in Sept...

By the end of the week, truckers crossing the border from the United States into Canada will need to be fully vaccinated. Susan Ewart with the Saskatchewan Trucking Association told 650 CKOM’s B...

Well-known Regina lawyer Tony Merchant has won his case against a 2019 conviction for conduct unbecoming a lawyer. In 2014, Merchant had a client, identified only as JS in the court documents, who had...

The Government of Saskatchewan said that information released on Tuesday shows how COVID-19 vaccinations continue to protect people against severe illness. The COVID-19 Vaccination and Breakthrough In...

Saskatchewan continued its upward climb in new COVID-19 cases Tuesday. The Ministry of Health reported 1,027 new cases Tuesday, the fourth time in five days the province has surpassed 1,000 new cases....