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Work to battle the wildfires wouldn’t be possible without the help of hundreds of volunteers. 1

A Saskatoon couple has started a business to help them achieve something they’ve always wanted – parenthood. 1

It will now be up to Court of Queen's Bench judge to decide how a man who fired a homemade shotgun in downtown Saskatoon should be sentenced. 1

The RCMP’s Roving Traffic Unit seized 1,004 grams of methamphetamine — around 10,000 doses — in a traffic stop on Highway 7 last week. 1

Almost three in four Pleasant Hill residents surveyed are in favour of a safe consumption site in the neighbourhood, according to a community consultation by AIDS Saskatoon.

Crews are battling high winds and high temperatures as they try to keep the grass fire near Biggar contained.

The RCMP has lifted traffic restrictions on Highway 40 west of Battleford after fire officials said a grass fire in the area was contained.

Saskatchewan RCMP say Mounties failed to properly investigate complaints involving trespassing on First Nations land.

The cities of Regina and Saskatoon are calling on residents to submit “smart technology” solutions to improve urban transportation.

Saskatoon police say a teenage girl’s report of an assault and attempted abduction was false.

A dairy farm just north of Saskatoon is serving up something fresh in the farm-to-table movement. 1

A Saskatchewan woman has an unconventional form of treatment for Multiple Sclerosis (MS). 1

A team of researchers and advocates in Prince Albert are shining a light on the issue of homelessness in the province, calling the issue a “hidden epidemic.” 1

Saskatoon police now consider a weekend death a homicide.

Battleford RCMP are warning of a fast-moving grass fire which threatens Sweetgrass First Nation, residents of the Table Mountain area and Village of Prongua near Highway 40.

The province is asking Saskatchewan residents to not use fire in any way until windy and dry conditions change. 1

The Saskatoon Police Service says the actions of Cst. Robert Brown are now the subject of an administrative review. 1

A small N.B. town is 'on its knees' following an Easter weekend car crash that claimed the lives of four teens. 1

The sheep industry in Saskatchewan is on the rise, according to an organization representing sheep producers. 1

The town and RM of Biggar have declared a state of emergency due to a wildfire burning southwest of the community.

A Buddhist monk born and raised in Sri Lanka is calling for compassion at a time when many are angry and seeking justice. 1

Fire crews from Warman, and nearby communities, were called to fight a grass fire near Clarkboro Crossing on Monday. 1

A convenience store in Kerrobert is damaged, following a robbery.

A man was found unconscious in an apartment suite, following a fire Monday morning.

A man has died in a single vehicle rollover on a grid road, 30 kilometers west of Big River.

Many pharmacies across Saskatchewan are not stocking the abortion drug Mifegymiso and one expert says its availability is tied to the province's lack of coverage.

Sri Lanka's president gave the military sweeping police powers starting Tuesday in the wake of the Easter bombings that killed nearly 300 people, while officials disclosed that intelligence agencies had warned weeks ago of the possibility of an attack by the radical Muslim group blamed for the bloodshed. 15

At least three homes were affected by a large brushfire that burned west of Saskatoon on Saturday, according to a release from the Saskatoon Fire Department.

Instead of marching for Earth Day, Green party Leader Elizabeth May marched down the aisle in Victoria's Christ Church Cathedral on Monday. 1

A 32-year-old man was declared dead after he was found injured in the 200 blk. of Ave. K South on Saturday night, according to a police release.

Nine bombings of churches, luxury hotels and other sites on Easter Sunday killed more than 200 people and wounded hundreds more in Sri Lanka's deadliest violence since a devastating civil war in the South Asian island nation ended a decade ago. 7

For eight months Jason St. Pierre has been slowly transforming his Suzuki M109 into a riding memorial, honouring those lives and families touched by the Humboldt Broncos’ bus crash last year. 1

Premier-designate Jason Kenney says that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's so-called "grand bargain" of seeking to advance resource development by gaining the approval of those with environmental concerns died on Alberta's election day. 12

For the second weekend in a row, gas prices in British Columbia reached another record-breaking high. 1

A taser was used to detain a 28-year-old man after he assaulted a police officer on Saturday afternoon, according to police.