'Sorry bro, but I gotta shoot you': Family speaks out after man was shot and robbed north of Prince Albert
The family of a man shot and seriously injured at a jobsite 14 kilometres north of Prince Albert late last week is speaking out.
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Saskatchewan Penitentiary staff seize contraband worth over $107,000
The Correctional Service of Canada (CSC) says its staff at the Saskatchewan Penitentiary have seized a significant amount of contraband and unauthorized items from the Prince Albert-based facility.
'Life will never be the same': Sask. man fighting for life after being robbed and shot
A construction worker who was robbed, shot and left for dead last week remains in a Saskatoon hospital awaiting more surgeries.
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Saskatchewan forensic investigators unable to identify remains in autopsy
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No charges laid after 5-day-old child at centre of Amber Alert found safe
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Prince Albert hosts largest career fair in northern Saskatchewan
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Police investigating after human remains found in Prince Albert
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This Saskatchewan community had more meth in its wastewater than any Canadian city, study shows
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Sask. man charged with impaired driving in rollover that left 15-year-old boy dead
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Prince Albert city councillors shut down proposed West Flat emergency shelter
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Staff make major seizure of meth, cannabis and cell phones at Saskatchewan Penitentiary
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'Sorry bro, but I gotta shoot you': Family speaks out after man was shot and robbed north of Prince Albert
The family of a man shot and seriously injured at a jobsite 14 kilometres north of Prince Albert late last week is speaking out.
Advance polls open for Saskatoon civic election
Soon, Saskatoon residents will know who of the five candidates will take the reins as mayor, and who will join the new mayor at City Hall for the next term.
'I don't get any of it': Sask. man calls for changes to how victims of workplace injuries get compensated
SaskPower has been ordered to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars for violating workplace safety rules, but the victim won't receive any of the money.
Saskatoon Poppy Campaign funds support veterans
As November begins, poppies are appearing on jackets across the nation, a long-standing tradition dating back to the First World War.
'Both shown to be excellent players': Riders load up with Armstead and Ouellette at running back for playoff game
The Saskatchewan Roughriders have moved their Canadian ratio around to accommodate American running backs Ryquell Armstead and A.J. Ouellette for Saturday’s playoff game.
Sask. Party begins fifth term as majority with a smaller caucus full of new faces
A newly elected Saskatchewan Party government got back to work on Thursday, with returning and new government members meeting for the first time.
Saskatchewan Penitentiary staff seize contraband worth over $107,000
The Correctional Service of Canada (CSC) says its staff at the Saskatchewan Penitentiary have seized a significant amount of contraband and unauthorized items from the Prince Albert-based facility.
Sask. man facing child pornography charges
A 50-year-old Dundurn, Sask. man has been arrested and charged with child pornography offences following an online investigation that began in September.
Federal carbon tax relief will continue for Sask. electric heat users
Those who heat their homes with electricity in Saskatchewan will continue to see a 60 per cent reduction on their federal carbon tax charge, according to SaskPower.
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