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Jordon Boire was caught between his identity as a Catholic-raised theatre kid who played football, and his life in a street gang.

Warriors take 3-2 victory in tight-checking battle to finish off busy slate of games

Rose Valley RCMP say they thank all first responders for their work on scene, as well as brave members of the public who helped.

Graduate student to receive Master of Science degree at USask Fall Convocation.

The Regina Pats erupted for a season-best seven goals in a commanding 7-1 win over the Swift Current Broncos on Sunday afternoon at the Brandt Centre.

On a crisp, sun-splashed November afternoon at Saskatoon Minor Football Field, the Saskatoon Hilltops added yet another chapter to their storied legacy, capturing their 24th national championship with a dramatic 21-18 win over the Okanagan Sun in the

After securing strong support in a party leadership review, Premier Scott Moe says the Saskatchewan Party will “listen more” as it works to win back voters in the next election.

Cockrill highlighted the government’s $460-million Health Human Resources Action Plan, launched in 2022, that has already filled nearly 500 positions through the Rural and Remote Recruitment Incentive.

HALIFAX — Over the summer, Narek Nersisyan saw more tourists and day trippers at his family’s winery, Holland Marsh Wineries in Newmarket, Ont.

Inter-municipal EMO plan also discussed at regular meeting.

OTTAWA — When Nancy Payne's son was killed in Afghanistan in 2006, his superior told the Lansdowne, Ont., mother that her son should never have been there in the first place. "They knew that they had somebody good.

VICTORIA — A spokesperson for the Vancouver Fraser Port Authority says plans to dredge Burrard Inlet remain in the preliminary stage with no costs currently attached to them.

Central turns in dominant performance on way to 51-8 victory over Regina Johnson in title contest

Leadership in safety innovation and dedication to protecting those who keep the city moving recognized.

Two fires are under investigation.

Shirley Hildbrand (volunteer) and Tanya Gervais (volunteer) were among those recognized.

Many welcome announcements of federal investment, but concerns about a big $78 billion deficit

Family Service Regina says potential new funding from the federal government for gender-based violence programs will help kick-start new ideas.

VICTORIA — An animal sanctuary in B.C.'s interior says it is facing a "heartbreaking" experience after discovering a positive case of H5N1, also known as avian flu. Critteraid, based in Summerland B.C., says in a social media post dated Nov.

HALIFAX — The heads of Nova Scotia's supreme and provincial courts are expressing their support for judges who ban court staff from pinning poppies to their robes during proceedings after some Canadian politicians called the practice wrong.