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Scott Livingstone is stepping down as CEO of the Saskatchewan Health Authority. In a news release, the SHA announced its board of directors received notice that Livingstone has left his position effec...

Two men who did not return after venturing out on their snowmobiles have been found dead. Wollaston Lake RCMP said the two left the community on Monday to get wood in the Larsen Lake area and had not ...

Consumers are paying more for their food at the grocery store, especially for products like meat and dairy. According to Statistics Canada, the cost of groceries is up about 2.7 per cent from last yea...

Fans of sports don't have much time for work stoppages, nor should they. Billionaires and millionaires arguing over how many millions they make don't really make for much sympathy from a fan base. For...

A woman who killed a family of four while driving drunk just outside of Saskatoon has been denied full parole by the Parole Board of Canada. In June of 2016, Catherine McKay pleaded guilty to four cou...

Saskatchewan reported Wednesday its highest total of new COVID-19 cases in five days. There were 81 new cases announced by the Ministry of Health, the most since 108 were reported on Friday. Over the ...

Regina Pats centre Connor Bedard has been invited to Canada's national junior team selection camp for the 2022 world junior hockey championship. The 35 invitees will attend the camp Dec. 9-12 in Calga...

The RCMP says alcohol may have been a factor in a two-vehicle crash that killed two people Tuesday night in North Battleford. According to the Mounties, the Battleford RCMP got a call about a crash at...

With a new COVID-19 variant starting to spread across the globe, Canada is tightening things up. During a media conference Tuesday, officials from the federal government announced all air travellers e...

The Saskatchewan government provided more clarification Tuesday on its policy toward students and extracurricular activities. On Nov. 18, Education Minister Dustin Duncan said students shouldn't be st...