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Regina’s Ralph Goodale — Canada’s High Commissioner to the United Kingdom — says the death of Queen Elizabeth II will leave “a vacuum” for the monarchy. "Change is ...

There's probably no one in Saskatchewan who knows more about the British monarchy -- and who spent more time with the Royal Family, including Queen Elizabeth II -- than Michael Jackson. Jackson, who's...

Roy Romanow is among the few who can boast a more intimate meeting with the late Queen Elizabeth II. During his time in the leadership of Saskatchewan -- first as deputy premier to Allan Blakeney, and...

Leaders in Saskatchewan, Canada and around the world are sharing their sorrow and condolences after the death of Queen Elizabeth II. The longest-reigning monarch in British history passed away peacefu...

From a wave to even the chance to meet and speak with her, Queen Elizabeth II made many a royal fan happy during her numerous tours of Saskatchewan. In the years that she reigned, the Queen visited th...

A vigil was held Wednesday night in Prince Albert to honour the victims of the mass stabbing attack on the James Smith Cree Nation and in Weldon. Around 200 people gathered in Memorial Square outside ...

The September heat wave is officially record-breaking. Environment Canada confirmed that 16 heat records were broken across the province on Wednesday afternoon. Saskatoon reached 34.5 C. The previous ...

Forty-eight-year-old Bonnie Burns was a family matriarch, a foster mother, a community hero and a woman who did her best to take care of her family. Her son, 28-year-old Gregory or "Jonesy" Burns, hel...

Nearly two weeks after Stewart Valley School was destroyed by fire, the Chinook School Division has found a home for the school's students and its staff. They're heading for Success. In a media releas...

The manhunt for murder suspect Myles Sanderson entered its fourth day Wednesday and there's still no trace of the 32-year-old man. "We had a couple of updates in the night where we were hopeful that w...