Sarah Mills: Is the west rethinking its relationship with Quebec?
Sarah Mills says U.S. President Donald Trump's attacks on Canada may be reshaping the attitudes of the west towards the ...
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First Nations granted stays against government's transparency law
First Nations fighting the federal government's financial transparency law are celebrating a victory. A decision by the by Federal Court of Canada on Friday has ordered the government to bac...
Oct 26, 2015
Trial resumes for Toronto police officer charged in shooting death of teen
ORONTO - The trial of a Toronto police officer charged in the shooting death of a teen on an empty streetcar is set to resume today. Const. James Forcillo has pleaded not guilty to second degree murde...
Oct 26, 2015
Man sentenced in staged HomeSense robbery
A staged robbery involving a Saskatoon couple has landed the boyfriend with a six-month community sentence. On May 26, police charged Braden Odishaw, 25, with an armed robbery at the HomeSense on Clar...
Oct 22, 2015
Woman who died in Willowgrove home was domestic violence complainant
A Saskatoon real estate agent accused of assaulting his wife, who is now deceased, will have to wait until Oct. 27 to find out if he will be released on bail. Court documents show that Michael Paul We...
Oct 21, 2015
Judge rules homeowners must pay fines for refusing to hook up to Pilot Butte water
The Town of Pilot Butte has won a water fight after going to court to enforce fines against four homeowners who refused to hook up to the central water system. On Oct. 5, Judge Paul Demong ruled in fa...
Oct 16, 2015
Victim's family works to move on following conviction in Sask. orange zone death
The family of Ashley Richards is starting to move past their grief as the driver who hit and killed her in an orange zone waits for a sentence on the conviction of dangerous driving. On Tuesday, Keith...
Oct 14, 2015
Driver guilty of dangerous driving in orange zone death near Weyburn
The man charged with hitting and killing a flag worker over three years ago near Weyburn has been found guilty of dangerous driving causing death. But Keith Dunford, 47, was found not guilty of a seco...
Oct 13, 2015
Jeremiah Jobb sentenced 4 years for fatal drunk-driving crash
It was an emotional day in Prince Albert court as the man responsible for the deaths of two women, including one who was pregnant, was sentenced to prison. Jeremiah Jobb received four years in federal...
Oct 10, 2015
David Milgaard calls for conviction review changes
David Milgaard and Tammy Marquardt were in Saskatoon Wednesday to demand action on the way Canadian courts review convictions. Milgaard was wrongfully convicted in Saskatoon in 1970 for the rape ...
Oct 07, 2015
Trial underway for Mountie facing child porn charges
The first day of former RCMP officer Aiden Pratchett's trial on child pornography charges laid the ground work for the rest of the trial. Const. Chris Lair of the Prince Albert Police Service, assigne...
Oct 06, 2015
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