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Scott Milanovich isn't the least bit surprised to see Trevor Harris still playing at a very high level.
The suspect was identified as a 31-year-old man from Dundurn.
An afternoon event highlights fascinating world of butterflies and moths, another unique programming option offered in Assiniboia
OTTAWA — Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand announced new sanctions today on five Iranian officials for undermining "international peace, security and stability" with the blockade in the Strait of Hormuz.
The sanctioned individuals include a senior Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps official, the... Read more
VANCOUVER — B.C. Premier David Eby has rearranged his cabinet after Finance Minister Brenda Bailey announced a cancer diagnosis.
Health Minister Josie Osborne will take over the finance portfolio, while Jobs Minister Ravi Kahlon will step into the Health Ministry.
Bailey, who announced that she... Read more
The competition is scheduled for Aug. 22 to Sept 3 in Korea.
A fire at Bethlehem Catholic High School a week ago is not extinguishing plans for students to be back in class as scheduled next month.
Diane Boyko, board chair for Greater Saskatoon... Read more
Royal Canadian Legion’s 100th anniversary piece reflects a legacy.
According to the Ministry of Immigration and Career Training, the case stemmed from allegations that the foreign worker was required to pay $12,000 to maintain their employment, with continued employment being a condition of their pathway to permanent residence.
Inter-provincial project begun in August 2025 wraps up.
TORONTO — Ontario's top court cleared the way on Friday for the province to remove bike lanes in Toronto, overturning a lower-court ruling that found the plan created an unconstitutional risk to cyclist safety.
The Ontario Court of Appeal’s unanimous ruling found the lower court judgment would have... Read more
The Estevan Chamber of Commerce is putting on the Amazing Race Estevan on Sept. 11.
DES MOINES — United States Trade Representative Jamieson Greer described talks with his Canadian colleagues as "constructive" on Friday but said Canada would have to lift its retaliatory measures in order to avoid new tariffs.
Canadian officials have intensified trade talks with their American... Read more
VANCOUVER — Residents of more than 2,000 properties near Okanagan Lake are being allowed home after wildfire evacuation orders were lifted, although they remain in place for the separate fire that has been threatening Summerland, B.C., to the south.
The Quilpituk Creek fire that has been burning... Read more
EDMONTON — New provincial rules restricting which flags can be flown in Alberta schools and a mandate for playing the national anthem once a week are being delayed until later this year, the government says.
Also being delayed is a change that grants the education minister the power to name or... Read more
HALIFAX — A bail hearing for a man accused of making a bomb threat against the U.S. Consulate in Halifax was adjourned for a third time Friday as the man’s lawyer said he was aware more charges were possible.
Halifax resident Ali Assakereh was charged Tuesday with uttering threats and public... Read more
The federal government still can’t locate 111 Indigenous artworks missing from its collection — nearly two years after an internal audit found it couldn’t account for 132.
The Indigenous Art Centre’s collection — established by the federal government in 1965 to protect, preserve... Read more
After a couple of rough weeks on the injury front, Riders see largely intact line-up for Saturday’s contest against Hamilton
United States Trade Representative Jamieson Greer described talks with his Canadian colleagues as “constructive” on Friday but said Canada would have to lift its retaliatory measures in order to avoid new tariffs.
Canadian officials have intensified trade talks with their American... Read more
A wood log splitter was stolen from the RM of Moose Creek between Aug. 4 and 7.
Money will support college’s computer science training through projects (CSTTP) program.
Conservative MP Mike Dawson is fighting to forego the annual pay raise given to members of Parliament, though the House of Commons argues he is legally required to accept the money.
The MP for Miramichi-Grand Lake, N.B., who first spoke out against the pay raise in February, filed an application... Read more
The Lloydminster region led the way by bringing in more than $1.6 million.
Local artists are included in a number of banners that were recently erected on Centre Street Assiniboia
Saskatoon’s 8th Street transforms into a rolling celebration of horsepower, chrome and nostalgia.
About 150 people turned out to enjoy the fun at the annual Canora Aquatic Park Pool Party on Aug. 6.
Maintenace at block valve site will not affect residential gas service.
Registrations accepted online or by phone.
Think About This: The plaintiff lost electronic filing privileges and must now submit every pleading on paper, in person.
A few major roads in Saskatoon will see closures over the weekend to allow for construction projects.
According to the City of Saskatoon, the eastbound lanes of 33rd Street West will be closed between Circle Drive West and Avenue P North to make way for road resurfacing. That closure runs from 7 a.... Read more
If you want to see just how strong fastball is in Saskatchewan right now, you really don’t have to look very far. The Southeast Steelers just captured their fourth straight national senior women’s championship. Four straight.
A one-hit 7-0 shutout by ace pitcher Kody Rock wrapped up the SESBL championship at Al Sapieha Field in Canora on July 30.
Prince Albert police are investigating a death in the 300 block of 40th Street East.
The Prince Albert Police Service Major Crimes Unit is leading the investigation, with assistance from the Forensic Identification Section and Saskatchewan Coroners Service.
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The boy, who can't be named due to his age, was in Fort Qu'Appelle Provincial Court on Aug. 13, charged with second-degree murder. His matters were adjourned to Sept. 3.