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Carpenter High School's senior girls basketball team is starting their season with some success to build on. The team of young women captured the third place prize at the John Paul II Collegiate tourn...

Several north and north-central communities will soon be receiving access to SaskTel infiNET services.This comes after SaskTel recently announced its fourth phase of its $100 million Rural Fibre Initi...

OTTAWA - Canada's Crown-Indigenous Relations Minister says the federal government will soon release some of the residential school records it's been criticized for withholding to a national archives c...

For the first time since the summer, active COVID-19 cases in Saskatchewan have fallen below the 700-threshold. After 70 new cases and 96 recoveries were reported in Sunday's provincial update, there ...

TORONTO - The Toronto Argonauts will have starter McLeod Bethel-Thompson for the East Division final. The veteran quarterback was on the field Sunday morning in preparation for the afternoon game betw...

A woman from Saskatoon recently got the opportunity of a lifetime.Melissa Zeszi-Gawanas, who has been living in the U.K. for the past seven years, sang backup on Road Stewart's newest album, The Tears...

Darren Moulding had seen signs of fracture within Team Bottcher well before things came to a head for the reigning national men's champions this week. A group text about a sponsorship request led to a...

The Saskatchewan Roughriders once again find themselves in a role they feel comfortable in.The Riders enter Sunday's West final in Winnipeg as the underdog against the Bombers - who finished a CFL-bes...

NEW YORK (AP) - The first week of the sex-abuse trial of Ghislaine Maxwell saw the first of her four main accusers taking the witness stand to give emotional testimony accusing the British socialite o...

Third Canadian Division is ending it's mission at Regina General Hospital.A group of 15 Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) members arrived in Regina in late October to assist with surging COVID cases.Members...