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A 116 year temperature record was broken in Regina on Wednesday with a high of 35 C, surpassing the old record of 33.3 C set in 1906.

Two University of Saskatchewan (USask) researchers have been awarded $322,000 in total by a federal agency for developing drought and salinity-tolerant forage crops, and reducing heat stress in dairy cattle.

Saskatoon remains a tight housing market as sales continued to drop last month.

The writer Mike Sasso said, "Originality is the best form of rebellion." He was surely right because a protest with an unexpected twist stands out from

An air quality statement is in place for many areas of Southwest Saskatchewan, including Moose Jaw, Swift Curr...

It's going to be a hot Labour Day Weekend in Saskatchewan. Heat warnings have been issued by Environment Canada for most of the province including the...

Staff shortages at the Meadow Lake Hospital continue more than a year after Kendal Carlberg was forced to give birth to her daughter on the side of a road.

It was hot yesterday, and today could be record setting. Environment and Climate Change Canada is calling for ...

As the kids don their new duds, grab their backpacks and head back to school, summer weather doesn't appear to...

A school building in a southwest Saskatchewan village was destroyed by an early morning fire on Friday.