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On the final day of testimony during an inquest into the death of Brennan Ahenakew-Johnstone, the jury heard about the final hours leading up to the car fire where he was burned alive.

The Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation (STF) wants mandatory COVID-19 vaccination for eligible students and staff.

A former Regina Cougars basketball player has some lofty goals, after helping the Milwaukee Bucks win their first NBA championship in 50 years.

E-bikes are becoming more popular in Saskatoon thanks to Ben Quattrini and his team at The Boutique, but the increased demand is also raising questions about safety and the rules surrounding e-bike use.

The Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities (SARM) is calling on the new federal government to make changes to broadband and cell service for rural residents.

Regina and Saskatoon hospitals are feeling pressure in emergency rooms and intensive care units, according to the Saskatchewan Health Authority.

The fire that burned Brennan Ahenakew-Johnstones vehicle was accidental or unintentional, says a special investigator.

Several people in the small community of Midale were cheering loudly for one of their own on Tuesday night.

Saskatchewan Health Minister Paul Merriman says the government will neither reinstate COVID-19 restrictions nor will it enforce vaccine requirements, despite “seeing the signs” the province is entering a fourth wave of the pandemic.

The Government of Saskatchewan says it has identified a “testing issue” at the Roy Romanow Provincial Laboratory in Regina that led to a “large number” of invalid tests.