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Zelenskyy's treatment during meeting with Trump 'disgusting, disrespectful,' says Ukrainian in Saskatoon
A Ukrainian in Saskatoon says she's angry and disgusted by what happened at a meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy Friday morning.
Beloved Sask. teacher and coach Kelly Kruppi dies after 6-week battle in the hospital
A beloved Balgonie, Sask., high school teacher and coach who was left paralyzed after a bizarre accident has died.
Saskatchewan ready to give police greater authority to crack down on drug traffickers, users
The province announced on Tuesday it will be making changes to legislation and regulations to crack down on drug trafficking and on people using fentanyl and methamphetamine.
Sask. dad hand-crafts daughter's engagement ring and goes viral on TikTok
The special moment when Bryce Sherring found out that her engagement ring was handcrafted by her father.
Canada makes $1.72B cows-and-plows settlement with 14 Sask. First Nations
The federal government is compensating more than a dozen Saskatchewan First Nations for agricultural benefits promised in treaties signed long ago, but never provided. It has also reached an agreement with Cumberland House Cree Nation on a land claim settlement.
Sask. Cancer Agency says mammogram wait times vary across the province, and patients say options unclear
The Saskatchewan Cancer Agency says it is working to ensure women in the province have access to breast cancer screening and biopsies in as timely a manner as possible, but some patients say the system isn't working fast enough.
Extreme cold to relent by end of week, warmer temps on the way for Sask.
Nearly all of Saskatchewan was under an extreme cold warning Monday morning, with wind chill values plunging to near -40, according to Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC).
Longtime Sask. teacher and coach paralyzed after slip in basketball game receives outpouring of support
A beloved Saskatchewan teacher and coach is getting support from the many people he’s helped over the years after being paralyzed in a fluke accident.
Pause on tariffs gives Sask. small businesses time to prepare, pivot
Many Canadian business owners took a sigh of relief Monday after Prime Minister Trudeau announced U.S. President Donald Trump will hold off on tariffs for at least 30 days.
Man accused of putting GPS trackers on vehicle; Saskatoon police warn drivers to look out for more
A 46-year-old Saskatoon man has been charged after GPS trackers were secretly attached to another man's vehicle, and police say they believe there may be more trackers out there.