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Sask. gas prices climb due to refinery outage

Sask. gas prices climb due to refinery outage

With those refinery issues beginning to ease, we may see some limited relief ahead, says petroleum analyst.
Nippi-Albright calls for action plan to stop drug deaths

Nippi-Albright calls for action plan to stop drug deaths

NDP MLA Betty Nippi-Albright in Saskatoon demands government respond to addictions crisis.
'Not a very funny place': Canadians part of a growing makeshift memorial in Kyiv

'Not a very funny place': Canadians part of a growing makeshift memorial in Kyiv

KYIV — Amidst a sea of blue-and-yellow flags in Kyiv's Independence Square that pay tribute to Ukraine's fallen soldiers, there's a bright splash of red and white.
Dinosaur expert talks Scotty, the world’s largest T Rex

Dinosaur expert talks Scotty, the world’s largest T Rex

CEO and dinosaur expert with the National Touring Museum travels the country with stories about Scotty.
Fish hatchery gives nature a helping fin

Fish hatchery gives nature a helping fin

Echo Lake facility provided 8,736,592 fish to 145 waters in 2024.
E. coli advisories issued for four Saskatchewan beaches

E. coli advisories issued for four Saskatchewan beaches

SaskWater warns against swimming at multiple Saskatchewan beaches due to high E. coli levels. Health authorities urge caution.
Update: SaskTel services have been restored

Update: SaskTel services have been restored

SaskTel services have been restored shortly before 6 p.m.
Roughriders, Stampeders clash in best of the CFL's West Division matchup

Roughriders, Stampeders clash in best of the CFL's West Division matchup

CALGARY — Who can run the football more is the game-within-the-game Saturday when the Calgary Stampeders host the Saskatchewan Roughriders. The Roughriders and Stampeders excel at both executing their ground game on offence and defending against it.
Saskatchewan budget takes big hit, from $12M surplus to $349M deficit

Saskatchewan budget takes big hit, from $12M surplus to $349M deficit

SASKATOON — Saskatchewan's financial fortunes this year have taken a dramatic hit.
Storm damage leads to hundreds of SGI claims in Saskatchewan

Storm damage leads to hundreds of SGI claims in Saskatchewan

Strong winds and hailstorms in central Saskatchewan prompted nearly 500 auto and 115 property claims to SGI following the Aug. 20–21 storms.
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