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Giorno's PMO appoints three new Cabinet chiefs of staff
Guy Giorno , Prime Minister Stephen Harper 's new chief of staff, who has been busy shaking up the Prime Minister's Office in an effort to give the Conservatives a "fresh new team," and greater flexibility as a ...
'Corner Gas' films its 100th episode as part of sixth and final season
The beloved Canadian sitcom "Corner Gas" is celebrating a milestone this week. CTV says show creator and star Brent Butt and the rest of the crew will film their 100th episode Wednesday at the ...
Regina judge to give ruling on bail for man accused of murder
A Regina judge has reserved decision on whether or not a man accused of murder should be released from custody pending his trial.
Saskatchewan's abortion rate low
Saskatchewan's abortion rate is far lower than the Canadian average for several reasons, says a prominent obstetrics and gynecology expert.
Flush with commodities cash, Saskatchewan revels in its rebirth
Doug Maurer drives his pickup down a strip of asphalt that runs, straight as an arrow, across the windswept plains of southeast Saskatchewan.
Large-Scale Conversion of Forest to Agriculture in the Boreal Plains of Saskatchewan
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The Governments of Canada and Saskatchewan Help Nipawin Area Youth get Skills That Lead to Good Jobs
Brian Fitzpatrick, Member of Parliament for Prince Albert, on behalf of the Honourable Monte Solberg, Minister of Human Resources and Social Development, and the Honourable Rob Norris, Minister of Saskatchewan ...
Storm brings hail, rain and funnel cloud to Saskatchewan
Environment Canada says one funnel cloud touched down east of Dundurn on Saturday during a storm that battered parts of southern Saskatchewan with heavy rain and hail.
Man charged with shoplifting from Co-op appears in court
The Moose Jaw Times Herald A 29-year-old Moose Jaw man arrested Tuesday and charged with shoplifting from the Co-op grocery store and breaching a conditional sentence order made a brief appearance in provincial ...
Attendant in plane fire held in halfway house
A flight attendant who has pleaded not guilty to setting a bathroom fire aboard a Compass Airlines jet is in a Fargo halfway house while he awaits trial, after allegedly violating terms of his release.
1 : Severe weather watches and warnings come to a head in many parts of Saskatchewan
After a day spent watching the skies and hearing reports about severe weather watches and warnings, residents in the lower half of Saskatchewan finally saw what all of the fuss was about.
In a year when Canada's overall crime and homicide rates declined, Manitoba reclaimed the murder crown with a record number of slayings in 2007, a Statistics Canada crime report revealed yesterday.
The Prince Albert Daily Herald Saskatchewan is not getting the message: vehicles are dangerous things.
Detailed designs underway for Circle Drive bridge over South Saskatchewan River
The federal and provincial governments are planning to make a multi-million dollar investment to improve the flow of traffic in Saskatoon by building a new bridge over the South Saskatchewan River.
First Nations man accuses Saskatoon business owner of racism
An aboriginal man who claims he was thrown out of a Saskatoon restaurant due to his race was disappointed the business owner did not show up at a human rights hearing into the case Thursday.
Crime rate tumbles, but Regina is still # 1
Saskatchewan and its capital city are facing another good news/bad news report on crime rates.
Top court to rule on mandatory retirement case
The Supreme Court of Canada will rule Friday on an appeal from a New Brunswick miner who had challenged whether his company had the right to compel him to retire at age 65.
MATTHEW GOURLIE The Moose Jaw Times Herald Remax just couldn't keep up with Bulyea in Memorial Field Fastball League play Thursday.
Sask. gov't reviewing needle exchange program
Saskatchewan's Health Minister announced today the ministry will be reviewing the province's needle exchange program.
Another drug bust on Trans-Canada highway
A 31-year-old Winnipeg man is to appear in Swift Current court today in connection with a drug bust on the Trans-Canada Highway.