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Defence lawyers are calling for a conditional release, rather than have the women returned to jail or parole.

"I remember thinking, 'What if I lose it? What if I lose it?": Brian Sanders recalled while claiming his prize.

Odelia and Nerissa Quewezance were convicted in 1994 for the murder of Anthony Joseph Dolff near Kamsack. Both sisters maintain their innocence.

Official opposition voices concern after Jessica Stuckey, who lives with intellectual disabilities, was jailed for 36 days at Pine Grove and then detained at Sask Hospital.

Dan Godbersen, Executive Director of Michel Callihou Nation Society, was at the Leg in support of Odelia and Nerissa Quewezance who were serving 30-year sentences for the second-degree murder.

A recent report from Statistics Canada revealed violence has increased, Sask. organization confirms trend.

Premier Moe responds to Prime Minister Trudeau’s office not making him aware of a visit to rare earth elements facility in Saskatoon.

Saskatchewan Premier says Prime Minister Trudeau did not make his office aware of his visit to rare earths facility in Saskatoon.

Players can play and interact with live dealers on new feature on Saskatchewan’s gaming platform.

The Regina winner said she intends to invest some of her windfall.