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Saskatchewan won't have a team in the playoffs at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts. Moose Jaw's Penny Barker, who's wearing the province's colours at the Canadian women's curling championship in Thun...

Another count of sexual assault has been added to the list of charges against a 60-year-old man. The RCMP now has laid six charges of sexual assault against Cecil Wolfe, who also faces two similar cha...

The University of Regina Rams on Thursday officially announced Mark McConkey as their head coach. He had been serving as the Canada West football team’s interim head coach for almost two years a...

The death toll due to COVID-19 in Saskatchewan has reached quadruple figures. The Ministry of Health on Thursday reported four more deaths as a result of the virus, pushing the province's total to dat...

It appears Saskatchewan has already seen the worst stretches the winter season has to offer. That's according to Environment Canada senior climatologist David Phillips, who appeared on the Brent Louck...

Larry Dean didn’t play a down for the Saskatchewan Roughriders in 2021, but the CFL team obviously saw enough to sign the linebacker to a contract extension. The Roughriders announced the transa...

Saskatchewan is changing the way it's managing COVID-19. While public health measures such as mandatory masking, self-isolation and proof of vaccination will remain in place for the time being, the pr...

If you live in the Queen City and have a problem with the roads, the budget or any other issue with the municipal government, don’t reach out to Regina Mayor. Instead, get in touch with the Regi...

Canada's women's hockey team opened the Winter Olympics in Beijing with a 12-1 victory over Switzerland on Wednesday night. Natalie Spooner had two goals and three assists for Canada, which got a goal...

Premier Scott Moe once again is vowing to end all COVID-related restrictions in Saskatchewan. In a video posted to his Twitter account Wednesday evening, Moe said the time has come to ease all public ...