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Today the Government of Saskatchewan brought forward amendments to Bill 194 that will better protect the rights of legal firearm and handgun owners within the province by limiting the ability to ban firearm and handgun ownership within the province t

Construction continues to forge ahead on the expansion at the North Portal border crossing – the busiest port of entry from the U.S. into Canada.

Indigenous entrepreneurship is on the rise. Yet many Indigenous people in the northern parts of the country and in remote communities continue to face numerous obstacles to self employment.

Three are in hospital

The Government of Saskatchewan is making a significant investment of more than $80 million in long-term care facilities across the province.

Plane crashes in Cut Knife farmer's field

With the provincial and municipal elections coming up in November, local women who hold political offices are not shy to speak about their own political experiences.

A Saskatoon drug-dealer handed a 10-year prison sentence won a part of his appeal because police violated his rights by making him wait seven-hours to speak with a lawyer.

MELFORT — Melfort Fire extinguished a blaze consuming a car in the alley behind Shoppers Drug Mart on Main Street in Melfort. Melfort Fire responded to the call on June 12 at 1:49 p.m.

The case against an Onion Lake man facing child porn charges was adjourned again due to the COVID-19 pandemic. James Gabriel Buffalo, 33, is charged with possession of, and accessing child pornography.