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The sex assault charge against North Battleford Councillor Ross MacAngus has been dismissed and he has instead entered a guilty plea to assault.As per discussions heard Wednesday at provincial court i...

Political unrest is coming to a head within the Mtis Nation-Saskatchewan.During Tuesday's swearing in ceremony at the Dakota Dunes casino, a number of elected directors were excluded and not allowed e...

The Saskatchewan Roughriders saw success on the field and in the chequebook last season.The CFL club returned to the playoffs and also returned to making a profit in the first season under head coach ...

Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada and its NATO allies have agreed to substantially hike their defence spending target to five per cent of annual GDP by 2035.At a press conference outside the NATO...

Starting this week, the Ministry of Health will begin posting the results of the Healthy Beaches program, which reports on the water quality at select recreational beaches across the province. Accurat...

The Mtis Nation of Saskatchewan government is officially sworn in. The election of the newly elected members took their oaths earlier Tuesday after citizens cast their votes last month. While three po...

Prince Albert and area is now one of three locations in the province listed as having high risk of measles exposures. The listed communities are nearby Duck Lake and Rosthern, where six cases of the h...

U.S. President Donald Trump said Israel was going to "turn around" its jets and stop attacking Iran and their ceasefire was "in effect" on Tuesday after briefly faltering."ISRAEL is not going to attac...

Ottawa has started offering buses to Canadians looking to leave Israel and the West Bank, along with those who manage to flee Iran - but few have taken up the offer days after Canada told citizens in ...

Saskatchewan's largest wildfire, the Shoe Fire, is now 50 per cent contained and has not grown much, remaining around 550,000 hectares in size. Multiple days of rain and cooler temperatures have allow...