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Saskatchewan Opposition calls for rent control
Saskatchewan's Opposition NDP says it plans to introduce a rent control bill in the legislature this fall.
Canadian Armed Forces hit the ground running in Saskatchewan to fight wildfires
Hundreds of Canadian Armed Forces members arrived in Saskatchewan on the weekend and are helping the province fight devastating wildfires in the north. They have been deployed to some of the worst-affected areas.
Inquest jury concludes man shot dead by Saskatoon officers wanted to be killed by police
The jury at a coroner's inquest in Saskatoon concluded that Ronnie Glen Herman used police to die by suicide and made no recommendations after a three-day inquest.
Former Saskatoon Christian school director found guilty of assaulting students with a weapon
John Olubobokun was accused of using a wooden paddle to hit students when he was the director at Christian Centre Academy for four years starting in 2003. Judge Lisa Watson outlined her reasoning in a lengthy decision Monday afternoon in provincial court.
Sask.'s mortgage delinquency rate is highest among provinces, but it's getting worse in Ont. and B.C.
Many homeowners across the country are falling behind on mortgage payments.
'She's my hero': Young girl saves grandmother from stroke twice
Meaka Star saved her grandmother twice by recognizing the signs of stroke and acting fast. Now, during Stroke Month, she and fellow survivor Carmi Levy are sharing their stories to raise awareness.
Saskatoon man pleads guilty to impaired driving in crash that killed 25-year-old e-scooter rider
A Saskatoon man pleaded guilty to two charges in relation to a crash that killed a 25-year-old riding an e-scooter last summer.
Sask. NDP warns of bill hikes as Crown corporations report drop in net earnings
Saskatchewan’s Crown corporations reported the highest ever capital spending and record revenues in 2024-25; however, net earnings declined compared to the previous year, according to the Crown Investment Corporation's latest annual report.
Saskatoon philanthropist Joe Remai remembered as a 'true community builder'
Joseph Remai, one of Saskatoon's best-known real estate developers and philanthropists, has died at the age of 89.
'Desperate for rainfall': Farmers, ranchers in southwest Sask. reeling from another dry year
The Rural Municipality of Big Stick, about 300 kilometres southwest of Saskatoon, close to the Alberta border, has declared a local state of emergency, and more municipalities may follow as producers face a worsening drought.