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TORONTO - CBC coverage of the Tokyo Olympics will be available live and on-demand on Amazon Prime Video. Amazon says the newly announced partnership in Canada marks the first time Prime Video will str...

The smoke is expected to start getting worse in parts of Saskatchewan and it’s being described as a “complicated” issue. That’s according to Terri Lang, a meteorologist with En...

A woman was seriously hurt in a weekend crash that closed Highway 7 near Delisle. In an update Monday, police said they were called to the scene of the crash at about 3:55 p.m. Friday. They said an ea...

The Canpotex train at Nutrien Playland returned to the tracks on Monday. The train track was damaged during a park flood earlier this year. The damage required the train to temporarily close while par...

The heat warnings are over and so is the fire ban for provincial parks and Crown land in Saskatchewan. As of Monday at 11 a.m., the province rescinded the provincial fire ban. Steve Roberts, vice-pres...

WASHINGTON - Fully vaccinated U.S. citizens and permanent residents will be allowed into Canada as of Aug. 9, joined by the rest of the world Sept. 7, federal officials announced Monday as the country...

Second doses of COVID-19 vaccine have outpaced first doses for more than a month, a trend that has troubled public health experts as the province re-opens with only 61.83 per cent of its total populat...

Walking across the field at Rolo Farms, just north of Regina, the ground crunches and cracks. Justin Ritco is the agronomy manager there. 980 CJME paid him a visit to see what it’s like to deal ...

There's clearly no place like home for Rider Nation. On Saturday I was lined up outside the entry for the first day of training camp that was open to the first 500 to show up. Around 200 people were t...

BROOKLYN, Mich. (AP) - Three young men who likely died from carbon monoxide exposure while camping near a country music festival in Michigan were pals who played high school football together. They we...