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Just one day after launching a petition calling for a leadership review, Denise Batters has been kicked out of the Conservative caucus. The Saskatchewan senator posted a video on social media Monday o...

Drivers across Saskatchewan were dealing with slippery roads and highways Tuesday -- unless the roads were closed due to the weather. Just after 5 p.m., every highway into and out of Regina was closed...

Snow wasn't the only thing blowing Tuesday as a winter storm battered Saskatchewan. In a tweet, Swift Current city councillor Ryan Switzer said chunks of the roof of a liquor store in that city were b...

The number of active COVID-19 cases in Saskatchewan has dropped by 72 per cent over the past month. In its daily update Tuesday, the Ministry of Health said there were 1,112 active cases in the provin...

Denise Batters, a Conservative senator from Saskatchewan, is standing behind her petition to move up the leadership review for Erin O'Toole. Batters announced the review Monday with a video and a webs...

The first jabs of the one-dose Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine will be available in Saskatchewan starting Wednesday. In a media release Tuesday, the Saskatchewan government said the province's ...

A 74-year-old man is dead after an ATV rolled near Val Marie on Monday. According to the RCMP, officers from the Ponteix detachment got a call around noon about an ATV rollover on Highway 4, approxima...

A winter storm made its mark in Saskatchewan early Tuesday with a smattering of travel advisories due to a mix of strong winds, freezing rain and snow. According to Environment Canada, it's only a sma...

Only two bull riders have ever been crowned PBR Canadian champion twice before. Cody Coverchuk of Meadow Lake became the third by clinching the title at Edmonton's Rogers Arena on Saturday. Coverchuk ...

The Saskatchewan government is taking further steps to stop revenge porn. On Monday, the provincial government introduced The Privacy (Intimate images - Additional Remedies) Amendment Act, which is to...