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Beatrice Janyk, 95, has been donating blood regularly for most of the past seven decades.

One of the hockey stick benches will go to the Straschnitzki family, while the other will be put up for auction at a fundraising event being planned for Airdrie in late May.

A Regina group opposed to businesses being built in Wascana Park is taking its protest to the Conexus annual general meeting.

The Government of Saskatchewan is expanding its take home naxolone kit program.

The B.C. government has said it will do everything it can to stop the Kinder Morgan pipeline project from going ahead. New polling shows that kind of stance is increasingly unpopular in Canada.

Conner Lukan’s mother ended the memorial service for her son by thanking those who attended Wednesday for “honouring our Con-man” and said “I’ll love you forever, I’ll like you for always, forever and ever, my baby you’ll be.”

Book excerpt alleged Andrew Scheer beat Bernier thanks to “fake Conservatives” signed up by Quebec’s dairy lobby, meanwhile Bernier retains his critic role in Scheer’s caucus.

Conner Lukan’s aunt remembered her nephew on Wednesday at his memorial by saying “humble, kind, simplicity” were three words to describe him and can still be found in his father.

The father of Humboldt Broncos’ Logan Boulet spoke at Conner Lukan’s memorial and said the two were “Bachelorette buddies” before asking for a round of applause for Lukan.

The Regina taxi driver who was stabbed multiple times last Friday remains in intensive care.

Humboldt Broncos bus crash survivor Brayden Camrud spoke Wednesday at Conner Lukan’s memorial, saying he would “speak up” if needed but his leadership was shown through his actions.

Conner Lukan’s uncle joked about his nephew’s dislike of squirrels and told a story about when they trapped a squirrel, saying he kept making Lukan jump while telling him they had to let the animal go, adding that the Humboldt Broncos’ forward was “scared of them too.”

The six metre long hockey stick now sits outside the Rath Eastlink Community Centre in Truro.

By Bryan Eneas Two Saskatchewan First Nations have reached a settlement in a long-running treaty dispute with the federal government. Treaty 8, which was signed by Black Lake and Fond du Lac in 1899, included a clause which allowed the signing bands to collect agricultural benefits, ammunition, and twine from the Crown: ... Read More

SaskPower is warning that scammers are targeting people in the province, threatening to cut off service if a payment is not immediately made on the spot.

Adam Hunter is at the Saskatchewan Legislature and will be tweeting live from question period during Wednesday's proceedings.

One of the billet families for Connor Lukan spoke at his memorial service Wednesday and said they would “miss so much about Connor,” including talking hockey, watching horror movies and “Connor time.”

Hundreds of volunteers will put together a snapshot Wednesday of homelessness in Regina, Saskatoon and Prince Albert.

With the number of people coming from the United States three times higher than in the same period last year, the province has asked for Ottawa for a plan and additional funds.

Lawyers say public information on profiles could help them craft defence strategies