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The Saskatchewan Firearms Act (Bill 117) was introduced by the provincial government in December 2022.

Government touts 9,400 new jobs in Saskatchewan over Feb. 2022, but that isn’t good enough for Opposition who calls job creation the worst in Canada.

The National Chief of the Assembly of First Nations RoseAnne Archibald met with residents of Keeseekoose First Nation on the third of February for a discussion about the state of First Nations affairs.

The 42nd annual Duck Mountain Loppet made a comeback with people of all ages and families attending from across the region.

A Figure Skating Carnival at the Togo Centennial Arena, was hosted for the first time since COVID-19 with eight figure skating presentations.

Three dogs have been destroyed and secured for forensic and medical testing.

More flights out of Saskatoon and Regina to Canadian destinations announced for this summer.

Keshia Kakakaway pleaded guilty to manslaughter on March 7 in Saskatoon Provincial Court.

Saskatchewan residents should ensure they buy from the primary seller, such as Ticketmaster or SaskTel Centre.

After receiving reports of prohibited firearms inside a residence, the SPS Guns and Gangs Unit, with assistance from the Tactical Support Unit, executed a search warrant in the 300 block of Appleby Crescent.