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Regina–When everyone is told to stay home and limit travel as much as possible for a year, you would think that’s bound to have an impact on vehicle insurance claims. It turns out, it did, but perhaps not as much as you might think.

SASKATOON — University of Saskatchewan (USask) researcher Doug Clark is launching a first-of-its-kind research project that will engage citizen volunteers to help advance knowledge about polar behaviour by analyzing a decade’s worth of images capture

Military veteran Eric Lalonde is surprised how quickly people are responding to a GoFundMe campaign to help purchase a new service dog for his post traumatic stress disorder.

Stephanie Connell never grew out of her childhood dream of becoming an astronaut. While the 29-year-old student has a long way to go before venturing into outer space, she came one step closer last week — when the Perseverance rover landed on Mars.

There definitely seems to be a lot of negativity in the world today. World events over the last year, including a once-in-a-century pandemic, haven't exactly been the brightest spot in recent history for many people around the world.

There’s a special recipe for “meat-counter economics” that’s simmering across grocery stores in Canada. The not-so-secret ingredient? COVID-19.

'HOME: Life in the Anthropocene' set to open in 2022

992 intersection tickets issued in January, most for disobeying stop signs, red lights

Jeffrey Straker, who was raised on a grain farm four miles east of Punnichy, SK. has been performing music for years.

The federal environment minister has named a group of outside experts who will advise him on the best way Canada can get its carbon pollution to net-zero by 2050.