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The defending champion Regina Thunder are returning to the PFC championship game with their 49-10 win over the Edmonton Huskies.

HONG KONG (AP) — A cargo aircraft skidded off a Hong Kong runway and collided with a security patrol car before both fell into the sea early Monday, killing the two people in the car, authorities said. The plane's four crew members were unhurt.

RICHMOND — A British Columbia mayor hopes an upcoming meeting will give property owners affected by the Cowichan Tribes case more information, calling the decision "one of the most consequential rulings of any court" in Canadian history.

Representatives of the club appeared before Estevan city council.

Saskatoon Interval House, a non-profit that provides shelter and support for women and children who have experienced domestic violence, is the recipient of Urban Barn's campaign.

RCMP say thank you to the media and the public for their assistance.

HALIFAX — Nourish Nova Scotia wants to make sure there’s always an answer to the question ‘what’s for lunch?’ They launched a new cookbook, “What’s for Lunch?” at NourishFest in Halifax on Sunday, filled with recipes from school lunches from across t

The 49th annual event was held Oct. 17 and 18 at the Estevan legion.

Warriors roll to 10-3 victory on Saturday, Warman and Regina pick up wins in battle for second place

A number of local communities in the Lake Diefenbaker and west central parts of the province will benefit from announced funding.

Central takes 35-0 victory over Eagles to advance to SRFL final against Swift Current; Peacock defeats Estevan 27-10 in Consolation semifinal

Whitney Paul-Joseph made her annual presentation to the South East Cornerstone Public School Division's board.

The Saints defeated the Grenfell Prairie Fire 5-3 at the Harry O Memorial Arena in Midale.

SASKATOON — As the world celebrated International Credit Union Day on Thursday, Oct. 16, Conexus Credit Union CEO Celina Philpot highlighted the...

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Regina artist Zachari Logan recently did a two-week artist-in-residence in Kinngait, Nunavut, known for its world-renowned Inuit printmaking and cultural innovation.

Whether it reminds of Mahjong or rummy, Butterfly Kingdom – for three-to-five players -- plays rather uniquely, and in an interesting way.

Industry says CFIA, PMRA must become more efficient.

TORONTO — Premier Doug Ford's government returns to Queen's Park Monday for what promises to be a short but intense seven-week sitting that opposition parties say they fear is becoming a new and undemocratic norm.

SPS is Saskatchewan’s largest school division with close to 29,000 students and employs about 3,300 staff.

When Ottawa announced a series of reforms to Canada Post in late September, reaction to the move highlighted a simmering dissatisfaction when it comes to the mail and parcel carrier.

The road to the Canadian Bowl begins on Sunday, October 19, for the Regina Thunder.

OTTAWA - Throughout her university career, Jacqueline Silver assumed her computer science degree would guarantee her a job. Finding out she was wrong ...

We might think that if we fertilize our lawns now, they will be good and strong to face the winter. Right? Wrong. The lawns don’t need fertilizer adding nitrogen to make them grow now so that we have to fret about mowing it down before the snow arrives. Fertilizing is one task that we can save until spring!