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REGINA - The opposition New Democrats have raised concerns again about a new addictions treatment facility in Lumsden. This time, the NDP released a number of government emails which pointed...

REGINA - During next week's executive committee meeting, Regina city council will discuss the Emergency Treatment Fund (ETF). The ETF, which is a $150 million investment over three years from the ...

Last week, the Regina Police Service (RPS) reported that several people had fallen victim to a tuition scam which targeted students at the University of Regina. Scammers posed as intermediar...

ASSINIBOIA - Did you know some members of Assiniboia Kinsmen Club were part of the inaugural meetings with Telemiracle founder, Urb Donlevy, to start what is known today as Telemiracle, now ready for ...

If the U.S. implements widespread tariffs on Canadian goods, American farmers will be hard-hit as they rely heavily on Canada for inputs like potash, said Nutrien Ltd. CEO Ken Seitz.  S...

The Saskatchewan School Boards Association (SSBA) has been approved for federal funding aimed at supporting and improving school food and nutrition programs in the province. The SSBA is one of ten gro...

A Saskatchewan man who said he was an Indigenous healer has pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting 12 women. Cecil Wolfe, who is 63, entered the pleas Wednesday in Saskatoon court. Wolfe was accused of...

The opposition New Democrats are firing back at comments from Premier Scott Moe about the March 19 return date for the Legislative session to resume. The NDP had been critical of the government for wh...

SASKATOON-The looming threat of potential tariffs on all Canadian goods will affect investments and trade as Saskatchewan and the entire country wait on whether or not President Trump moves forward wi...

Today, Canada's Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food Lawrence MacAulay and Saskatchewan Agriculture Minister Daryl Harrison announced continued funding and commitment through the 2025 Crop Insurance ...