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The soaring cost of food means Canadians are paying more for meat, fruits and vegetables, but that money isn’t making its way back to farmers.

Extreme heat is coming to western Saskatchewan for the weekend, with temperatures expected to climb into the 30s.

Saskatoon’s “Rides by Marv’s” has collected hundreds of bikes for kids and youth in need. Now, the initiative has arrived in the Queen City.

NHL.com takes a look at the top eligible defensemen for the 2022 Upper Deck NHL Draft.

Despite supply issues, Saskatchewan's housing sales remain high compared to pre-pandemic years. In fact, housing sales in Regina hit a record high in May, with 456 units sold.

Areas of southwestern Saskatchewan are under a heat warning. Environment Canada issued the warning Thursday afternoon for areas around Swift Current, ...

Environment Canada has issued some warnings for parts of Saskatchewan. Gull Lake, Leader, Swift Current, can e...

Also in the Canadiens notebook, a look at some potential help behind the bench, Samuel Montembeault's shifting situation and more

Scott Wheeler provides his first-round mock draft of the upcoming NHL Entry Draft. Where will Shane Wright, Juraj Slafkowsky and others go?

Canada's Competition Bureau says Neighbourly Pharmacy Inc. has agreed to sell one of the two pharmacies in both Kamsack and Shaunavon. The company recently acquired Rubicon Pharmacies to become the sole owners.