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Regina and Saskatoon 'need to make themselves attractive to young people': economist
A city like Regina boasts many of the advantages of larger cities, without some of the disadvantages.
Tories take heat for abortion, jobless comments
Opposition critics are taking aim at what they say are out-of-touch, ideologically driven Conservative MPs, citing recent comments on the unemployed and abortion emerging from government ranks.
Blaze devastates concrete business
A weekend fire that destroyed Taylor Concrete and Pumping just outside city limits on Eighth Street East caused more than $1 million in damage and has left 30 people out of work.
Saskatchewan Workers' Comp Board Implement FINEOS Claims System
The implementation of the FINEOS claims system will help WCB reduce the number of supported technologies, as well as positioning WCB's technology infrastructure to improve the electronic exchange of information with employers, care-givers and other third parties.
Jaws of Life used in Saskatoon morning crash
An early-morning three-vehicle crash at Laurier Drive and Diefenbaker Drive Friday closed the intersection.
Santa to parade through Saskatoon's downtown Sunday
Santa Claus is coming to Saskatoon on Sunday. The 19th annual Saskatoon Santa Claus Parade will begin Sunday at 1 p.m. and will travel through the downtown streets for about an hour, before stopping at Midtown Plaza where Santa resides until Dec.
H1N1 vaccine available to all in Saskatoon starting Wednesday
Vaccinations for the H1N1 virus will be available to the general public in Saskatoon as of Wednesday, according to health officials.
Police believe missing teen is being held against her will
Alexandria Scott has been missing since Wednesday. Photograph by: Supplied photo, Saskatoon Police Service SASKATOON a ' Saskatoon police have yet to find missing 18-year-old Alexandria Scott, believed to be held against her will by her 17-year-old estranged boyfriend.
Increased speed limit in school zones proposed
Saskatoon police Chief Clive Weighill wants to raise speed limits at high schools and elementary schools, but he wants public input first.
Saskatoon police try to deter youth from dangerous choices
"Avoid a crash and don't get smashed" is the theme of an event aimed at Saskatoon students.
Girl in wheelchair forced out of Saskatoon school over funding dispute
The mother of an 11-year-old girl with spina bifida is outraged her daughter was told to pack up her desk before leaving a Saskatoon school last Friday, thanks to a bureaucratic tussle over money between school divisions.
Two more H1N1-related deaths confirmed in Saskatchewan
The Ministry of Health confirmed Tuesday morning Saskatchewan has had two more H1N1-related deaths, bringing the provincial toll to nine.
New trades training facility planned for Saskatoon
Trades training in Saskatchewan is getting a boost with the construction of a new trades training facility.
Saskatchewan court clears man in nutty case
A Saskatchewan provincial court has acquitted Douglas William Fowler of theft under $5,000 a ' way, way under $5,000 a ' and breach of probation for stealing a handful of nuts from a local Co-op grocery.
Suspect, 20, charged with second-degree murder in death of Sask. teenager
A man has been charged with murder after the body of a 16-year-old boy was found in a home early Saturday in Onion Lake, a small community northwest of Saskatoon.
Health minister orders probe of flu shots for Afghan detainees
Mini ice age took hold of Europe in months
JUST months - that's how long it took for Europe to be engulfed by an ice age. The scenario, which comes straight out of Hollywood blockbuster The Day After Tomorrow, was revealed by the most precise record of the climate from palaeohistory ever generated.
Abortion cut-off date in Saskatoon criticized as too early
Evelyn Reisner, executive director of the Sexual Health Centre, says low-income women are at risk because of the abortion policy in Saskatoon Photograph by: Gord Waldner, The StarPhoenix Women requiring abortions in Saskatoon may have difficulties receiving one here and are travelling out of the city for the procedure, says an official with the ...