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The Saskatchewanderer is going full time. The provincial government announced Monday the position is becoming a full-time, permanent position starting in April after more than a decade as a 12-month t...

A company that operates a dairy farm near Summerberry has been fined $80,000 in connection with the death of a worker in November of 2020. Jimlee Farms Ltd. pleaded guilty in Fort Qu’Appelle Pro...

With masks no longer required in Saskatchewan, a speech therapist believes face coverings may have contributed to speech delays for young children. Kirsten Kelly is the owner of It's a Speech Thing, w...

A man from the Lloydminster area was killed and an RCMP officer was wounded during a shootout Saturday in Waseca, a town about 40 kilometres southeast of Lloydminster. The RCMP said in a media release...

The Saskatchewan government is looking to the liquor board’s shelves to find a way to express its displeasure with Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. On Friday, a government spokesperson said t...

The Saskatchewan Health Authority is to begin relaxing visitation restrictions at most of its long-term care homes in the province on Monday. At 8 a.m., SHA long-term care homes will start easing COVI...

Ben Coakwell and his teammates kept their heads down in Beijing — and that helped them win a bronze medal. Coakwell, a 34-year-old product of Moose Jaw, was the brakeman in the Canadian sled tha...

Electric vehicle owners in Saskatchewan are getting a boost from SaskPower. The company announced Friday it’s investing about $2 million in the SaskPower Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Program,...

SaskTel is trying to help people in the province connect with friends and family in Ukraine. The Crown corporation announced Friday it’s waiving long-distance charges for SaskTel wireless, landl...

Having lost two defensive tackles in free agency this off-season, the Saskatchewan Roughriders added a new one to their roster Friday. The CFL team announced the signing of 6-foot-2, 320-pound Miles B...