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A Regina man accused of aggravated assault in the brutal beating of an inmate in the maximum security wing of the Saskatchewan Penitentiary was acquitted this month.

A Regina man accused of aggravated assault in the brutal beating of an inmate in the maximum security wing of the Saskatchewan Penitentiary was acquitted this month.

The inquest into a series of brutal stabbings in rural Saskatchewan wrapped up its second week on Friday with another day of graphic testimony from a forensic pathologist.

The art exhibit contains 200 handmade clay hearts; each in honour of an Indigenous person who is missing or was murdered.

The art exhibit contains 200 handmade clay hearts; each in honour of an Indigenous person who is missing or was murdered.

Saskatoon transplant surgeon Dr. Michael Moser and the Saskatchewan Transplant Team are the newest recipients of the Logan Boulet Humanitarian of the Year Award.

A place closely tied to Saskatchewan history has been given an official designation from the provincial govern...

The final report of the evaluation of Saskatchewans Gang Violence Intervention Strategy is expected at the end of March 2023.

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  SASKATOON -- While many businesses are struggling in the face of COVID-19, Saskatoon’s cannabis sector shows signs of booming. Local retailer Living Skies Cannabis opened its third location this week and Prince Albert-based business Prairie Cannabis is also opening a second store in Saskatoon. When marijuana was legalized in October of 2018, the Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority (SLGA) issued just 51 permits through a lottery system, with seven allocated for Saskatoon. However,...