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Sask. Premier Moe suggests retaliation possible as Trump tariff deadline looms
Moe says Saskatchewan wants to avoid tariffs in either direction, but options are open if the U.S. goes ahead with a 25 per cent tariff on March 4.
Saskatoon priest defibrillated in courtroom after he's found guilty of sexually assaulting teen girl: lawyer
Janko Kolosnjaji collapsed in a Saskatoon courtroom and had to be revived by a defibrillator after a judge declared him guilty of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl in a church.
Northern Sask. mayors launching community lobby group
A group of mayors from northern Saskatchewan villages and hamlets want to establish a new lobby group as some communities near resource developments are struggling to keep up with growth.
The house loses again: Court dismisses SIGA's appeal of $1.2M awarded to wrongfully fired worker
Chad Pasap was award $1.2 million in damages to cover lost long-term disability costs after he was wrongfully fired by the Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority.
Final sale for Saskatoon's first family of fashion
Ultimo Euromoda is closing after the death of owner Barry Flynn, the son of fashion retailers Elwood and Joan Flynn. The Flynn family styled Saskatoon for almost seven decades.
Sask. privacy commissioner disputes logic used by province, U of S to deny access to travel records
The Saskatchewan government argued releasing travel records is a security risk because they include hotel addresses, flight information and ride-share receipts that could put politicians and others on government trips in danger if made public.
2 women sentenced to 7 years for roles in Megan Gallagher slaying
Cheyann Peeteetuce and Summer Sky-Henry pleaded guilty to manslaughter, but were originally on trial for first-degree murder in connection to the death of Megan Gallagher in 2020.
Carbon dating puts Sask. Indigenous archaeological site at almost 11,000 years old
The site near Prince Albert, Sask., suggests Indigenous people lived in the region about 1,000 years earlier than previously thought.
Who stabbed whom: Final arguments at Saskatoon murder trial blame different attackers
Four people were the last ones to see James Swift alive, but no one could say they actually saw who stabbed him to death on the outskirts of Saskatoon in 2022, a Saskatoon murder trial heard Friday.
Accused killer implicates Crown witness at Saskatoon murder trial
Colton Lischka, one of the two men accused of killing a Saskatoon man in August 2022, testified on Thursday that he didn't stab or kill anyone. Instead, he blamed a third person: his former roommate, Anthony Burley. Lischka and co-accused Colton Lischka are charged with second-degree murder in the death of James "Ed" Swift.