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From classic cars to teen burgers and root beer floats, A&W Cruisin' to End M.S. offers a taste of family fun for a cause that is close to the hearts of thousands of people in Saskatchewan. On Thursda...

Saskatchewan's chief medical health officer believes the province's immunization policy for children is working and doesn't need to be drastically changed. Dr. Saqib Shahab calls the current system co...

Thanks to a big donation of school supplies, Carmichael Outreach in Regina is making sure kids will be ready for the school year. Darlene King, Lisa Trombett and Kandas McLeod decided to put together ...

A Regina man is facing 23 charges in connection with a number of criminal incidents over the last six weeks. Jeremy Tyler Doerksen, 25, was arrested Tuesday leaving a house in northwest Regina. Police...

For the past 20 months, Senos Timon has been in Saskatoon watching civil war tear up his home country of South Sudan. "We are here. We feel safe because we know what's going to happen tomorrow, go to ...

RCMP spotted a wanted man Thursday morning in Yorkton, but William Charles Crawford was able to flee from officers. Mounties have been looking for the 28-year-old man since Aug. 17. Crawford is w...

A man has been sentenced in a bizarre case that made headlines across Canada after a garter snake was thrown across the counter of a Saskatoon Tim Hortons. Christopher Jordan Cook, 21, received a cond...

Despite some delays this week, many farmers in Saskatchewan are ahead of the game when it comes to harvest this time of year. Sixteen per cent of crops in the province are combined, with 19 per cent r...

The Saskatchewan Roughriders are dealing with another week without veteran Canadian receiver Chris Getzlaf. Getzlaf missed last week's game against the Calgary Stampeders. At the time, it appeared his...

Not every employer knows how to deal with a difficult employee or with the potentially dangerous aftermath after they're fired, but the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) is reminding ...