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A Saskatchewan woman gave birth to her second daughter, just hours after finding out she was pregnant. 1

Ryan John is still recovering from having a four-inch hunting knife plunged into his head by a stranger while picking up his order at Boston Pizza in Prince Albert on Oct. 14, 2020. 1

The Saskatchewan government reported 51 new COVID-19 cases on Friday, along with 25 recoveries and two additional deaths. 14

A wildfire evacuation of a northern Saskatchewan community has led to a rapidly increasing outbreak of COVID-19 – a situation their emergency response coordinator says could have been minimized if the province didn’t lift all public health restrictions. 1

According to the head of the Saskatoon Teachers' Association (STA), many educators have one major concern with the provincial government's plan for the upcoming school year. 1

A University of Saskatchewan professor is researching the threats that spruce budworms, a type of moth, has on woodland caribou in Canada.

A relic from the Second World War caused a scare in the city's Caswell hill neighbourhood on Thursday.

North Battleford RCMP are asking for help finding the owner of an urn that was found behind a business on the Highway 16 bypass in North Battleford.

The extreme heat and dryness in Saskatchewan this year are symptoms of climate change, according to expert John Pomeroy. 3

A Secwépemc elder and residential school survivor says she has taken up the “fight” for grassroots people in raising awareness about residential schools in Canada.

Forget the massive dance-off from the Olympic opening ceremony five years ago in Brazil. The rock concert vibe from the 2012 London Games is a distant memory too. 16

As dry and hot conditions persist in the province, farmers like Jeremy Welter have increasing concerns over the future as they sit and wait for the skies to open up with some much-needed rain. 1

In a letter addressed to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Premier Scott Moe, Saskatchewan's NDP opposition is calling for "urgent action" to help farmers facing a potentially catastrophic growing season due to drough conditions.

Back to Batoche Days 2021 began its virtual cultural heritage celebration of Metis people Thursday.

The Saskatchewan Rattlers finally won their first game of the season Thursday, downing the Guelph Nighthawks 86-83. 1

Tom Roberts knows emotions will run high this weekend during a search for unmarked graves in La Ronge. 2

With pandemic restrictions lifted in Saskatchewan, many people are starting to return to the workplace — a process mental health experts say should be done in a clear and flexible way. 9

On Thursday, the Far North West region recorded another 14 cases of COVID-19, bring the total active cases for the region to 83. 25

A conservative talk radio host from Tennessee who had been a vaccine skeptic until he was hospitalized from COVID-19 now says his listeners should get vaccinated. 4

The federal government’s decision to open only select airports to U.S. travellers beginning Aug. 9 has left some Saskatoon businesses on the sidelines. 9

Jessica Sevick's family was told she might not make it. 16

Saskatchewan is well into the two dose summer promised by the provincial government, but, despite a surplus of shots, a significant percentage of the eligible population still hasn’t been vaccinated against COVID-19. 14

The owners of a Montreal barbershop that had its glass door broken by a couple in the throes of passion want to find the pair to make sure they weren’t injured and to offer to treat them to a night in a hotel. 2

As many as 25 food trucks will be taking over Fourth Avenue and 23rd Street this weekend for the seventh annual Food Truck Wars. 1

After more than 100 years, Cleveland's Major League Baseball team is getting a new name -- Guardians. 1

A Saskatoon man’s refugee story from South Sudan is the inspiration behind the plot of a play called “The Newcomer” that will be featured at the Fringe Festival.

Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI) has told a family it will renovate and finish a bedroom and bathroom after home modifications allegedly went awry. 1

Nearly 200 golfers teed off today in the Jordan Zacharias Memorial Golf Classic to carry on the legacy of the teen girl the tournament is named after.

The Government of Saskatchewan is preparing for schools to return to “pre-pandemic” conditions in the fall. 2

A photo shared on social media appears to have captured the first time all 13 survivors of the Humboldt Broncos bus crash have reunited in person.

The Ministry of Highways has opened two new sets of passing lanes on Highway 2 between Prince Albert and Christopher Lake which it says will improve safety. 2

The Saskatchewan government plans on changing its methadone formula for patients being treated for opioid addiction — something frontline workers warn could cause people to resort back to taking illicit drugs. 2

Saskatoon are asking for more help from the public after some earlier tips regarding a fatal hit-and-run failed to produce leads.

The City of Prince Albert has reopened a playground in the Crescent Heights area following a major upgrade.

Michelle Banman says loud vehicles have been an issue in Saskatoon for years, but recently they have been getting louder. 2