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The Nutrien Ag Solutions Western Showdown, one of the largest International Curling Events of the season, is taking place in Swift Current.

Beatrice Agbonavbare's little family knew immigating from Nigeria to Saskatchewan would be hard. But people went out of their way to make it feel like they belonged. 

A weather system bringing freezing rain and snow into the province is expected to impact travel Wednesday evening and Thursday. Environment Canada Met...

Former world-record holder Kenny Chaplin reflects on a lifetime of tree planting, which eventually led to a career in the film industry.

Barrier Free Saskatchewan celebrated the Accessible Saskatchewan Act coming into force on the International Day of Persons with Disabilities.

Short-term rentals are contributing to Canadas ongoing housing affordability crisis, a new report suggests. Read more.

UR Pride has made changes to its legal action against Sask. to specifically name the new pronoun consent legislation passed last month.

Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber, who heads both the latest climate change conference and a major oil company, said remarks were taken out of context.

Members of the Regina Pats delivered more than 2,400 stuffed animals to kids throughout the community on Monday following another successful teddy bear toss game Saturday night.

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