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Around four a.m. Sunday morning, the Saskatoon Fire Department responded to a fire at 1212 Avenue B North.

About 2,000 people were forced to evacuate and some planes were grounded for hours due to a suspicious bag found at Winnipeg Airport that turned out to be a false alarm. 2

The federal point-man on pot, Bill Blair, says that if the legislation to legalize marijuana passes by the end of the week, the government will eye a September date to implement the new regime. 1

Most Canadians support government efforts to help Rohingya refugees fleeing Myanmar, but the country is divided over how to handle asylum seekers illegally entering from the U.S., a new Nanos Research survey suggests.

Saskatoon police have arrested two people after a 10 hour standoff in the 100 block of Avenue I South on Saturday.

Hundreds of people came to celebrate who they are at the University of Saskatchewan’s inaugural Two Spirit Powwow on Saturday. 1

Charleston Hughes had three sacks and the Saskatchewan Roughriders won their first regular-season opener since 2014 by defeating the defending Grey Cup champion Toronto Argonauts 27-19 on Friday.

Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer has sent a letter to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau asking him to table a plan to immediately stop "queue jumping" by the ongoing influx of illegal border crossers.

Police have made an arrest in the brazen shooting of two young sisters at a playground in the east end of Toronto earlier this week. 5

A lightning strike is likely behind the death of some 50 geese that were found floating in a river northeast of Montreal, experts say.

U.S. President Donald Trump credits his accord with North Korea's Kim Jong Un with saving tens of millions of people from nuclear war. Now he just has to get everyone else on board. 2

Sixteen students on board a school bus when it caught fire west of Prince Albert escaped unharmed, thanks to the efforts of the driver and two students. 1

After camping out at the legislative grounds for over 100 days, the Justice for our Stolen Children protesters are being evicted. 3

It’s taken years for Gerry Nelson to achieve what he calls “a good, sound, fundamental golf swing.” 1

Some wild weather hit some Saskatchewan communities on Thursday evening. Streets in Warman were completely underwater.

The Government of Saskatchewan has finalized a severance agreement with failed Saskatchewan Party leadership candidate Alana Koch

The Roughriders will kick off their 2018 season on Friday night against the Toronto Argonauts. But they will also be joining forces with the new Corner Gas Animated TV show.

Requiring a person to behave contrary to their sexual identity is 'degrading and disrespectful,' the Supreme Court of Canada said Friday in ruling that law societies have the right to deny accreditation to a proposed law school at a Christian university. 6

The Saskatchewan Ministry of Corrections and Policing will be giving $1.6 million to the RCMP to permanently fund and expand the Crime Reduction Team (CRT). 1

Residents in Saskatoon’s Rosewood neighbourhood are petitioning against a developer’s plans to build houses in front of their homes. 1

More than 700 school employees committed or were alleged to have committed sexual offences against nearly 1,300 children over the last 20 years, according to a first-of-its kind study of child sexual abuse in Canada. 1

The company behind the 2016 oil spill that fouled the North Saskatchewan River and threatened the water supply of Prince Albert and other communities wants to build new pipelines to replace the structure that leaked. 1

Saskatoon’s River Landing may soon be home to Saskatchewan’s tallest office building.

Environment Canada has issued tornado watches in southeast Saskatchewan.

Two children, sisters aged 5 and 9, are in hospital after a playground shooting in Toronto. Police are looking for two suspects. 5

In 18 months, Canada is set to have its first federal plan to address post-traumatic stress disorder, after a private member's bill passed the Senate Thursday.

The Saskatchewan Roughriders will take on the Toronto Argonauts in the team's home opener on Friday night.

A man who Saskatoon police say damaged a city grader and barricaded himself inside his Holliston-area home is facing a handful of charges.

RCMP investigating the death of a Black Lake, Sask., woman have laid a charge against a 31-year-old man.

It is a long way between prairie ranchland where cattle graze and ocean waters where seaweed blooms, but Canadian scientists want to study whether red algae can one day be used as a sustainable livestock feed.

A new study suggests the complex global supply chain of beauty products means that Canadian consumers could unknowingly be supporting child labour in India, and advocates are urging the federal government to introduce new laws to tackle the lack of transparency. 1

A Humboldt Broncos player who was injured in a horrific bus crash in Saskatchewan has become an assistant coach for the Red Deer Optimist Chiefs.

Olympic snowboarder Mark McMorris has been chosen as the 2018 Calgary Stampede Parade Marshal and will lead the procession through downtown Calgary streets on July 6. 3

In what is believed to be a legal first in Canada, a court in Newfoundland and Labrador has recognized three unmarried adults as the legal parents of a child born within their 'polyamorous' family.

New York's attorney general sued President Donald Trump and his foundation Thursday, accusing him of illegally using the charity's money to settle disputes involving his business empire and to boost his political fortunes during his run for the White House. 1