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The Gaza Health Ministry said 71 people were killed in an Israeli attack Saturday in the south of the war-stricken enclave.The ministry said 289 others were injured in the attack that struck the Khan ...

Hockey Canada has announced a Western Canadian Development Model pilot project for the 2024-25 season.The pilot project brings a collaboration of 10 different bodies, including Hockey Saskatchewan and...

On the first official night of the Country Thunder Saskatchewan Music Festival, police said a woman was sexually assaulted by an unknown male while walking between campsites at around 3 a.m.Lumsden RC...

A group of police impersonators wearing balaclavas stopped a vehicle on the Onion Lake Cree Nation this week.According to the RCMP, the impersonators' vehicle was a black SUV equipped with red and blu...

The Saskatchewan Amateur Golf Championships are midway through their four-day tournament, as some local players are eyeing the top of the leaderboard down the stretch.Currently, Kye Fisher from Edmont...

A fire ban is in effect as of noon on Wednesday. That's according to a notice issued by the La Ronge Regional Fire Department, which states the fire ban will remain in place until significant precipit...

Watrous is a thriving economic centre based upon agriculture, tourism, mining and industry, but that hustle has brought with it an unwelcome consequence. In recent years, more semi-trucks have been pa...

As Saskatchewan runs headlong into the first real heatwave of the summer, SaskPower is ready to handle the increased strain on the power grid.On Monday night, Albertans got an electricity grid alert d...

Six teams from around the globe will battle in Prince Albert this week, hoping to punch their tickets to the WBSC Men's Softball World Cup. The 18th annual tournament opened this summer with group sta...

With the Tony Cote Summer Games only one month away, the Lac La Ronge Indian has already managed to raise more than half of the amount needed to host them. In total, approximately $750,000 has been ra...