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Reserve population grew 16%, census says
Chief Darcy Bear of Whitecap Dakota First Nation said his reserve is booming and the new census numbers reflect that.
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It's been 70 years of love, devotion
TREVOR HAGAN/WINNIPEG FREE PRESS i 1 2We doni 1 2t always agree, but we always respect the other onei 1 2s opinion.
Locally-produced film The Hunt for Butterflies dwells on life after love
It being the Valentine's season, it's the perfect time to talk about romantic movies.
Brawl at house party sends 3 to hospital
A house party that degenerated into a violent brawl sent three people to hospital with stab wounds, according to police in Saskatoon.
Innovation Place gets nod for second straight year
A new survey has ranked Innovation Place in the top 50 employers in Canada for the second year in a row.
New technology for sports concussions
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan - Each time they step on the ice, the Saskatoon Renegades Midget AA team play to win.
Author says Sask. review ghost written
The recent 86-page report on Saskatchewan's air ambulance services was ghost written by a newly graduated Ontario MBA student with no expertise in medicine or aviation, The StarPhoenix has learned.
Shannon Tweed to headline Silver Spoon dinner
Actress, reality TV star, animal advocate and Saskatoon sweetheart Shannon Tweed is the celebrity speaker at this year's Silver Spoon Dinner.
Sask. Premier praises China uranium deal
Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall said a deal to sell Canadian uranium to China struck by Prime Minister Stephen Harper would benefit the province's economy.
In circumstantial case, jury must decide whether Mark Stobbe killed his wife
Photographs used as evidence in the Mark Stobbe trial were presented to media at the Law Courts Building in WInnipeg on Friday.
Saskatchewan MS patient pushes clinic for care after liberation therapy
Faced with the prospect of being bedridden or in a wheelchair, Michelle Walsh went abroad for a controversial treatment she hoped would alleviate her multiple sclerosis symptoms.
Saskatoon police seek tips from public about injured man found near landfill
Saskatoon police are still trying to figure out how Norvil Olson, a 21-year-old from Prince Albert, wound up in a ditch near the city's landfill The Saskatoon Police Service is asking the public for information about a Prince Albert man found critically injured in a ditch near the landfill.
Cameco outlook sours amid doubts on nuclear's future
Uranium producer Cameco forecast lower sales and highlighted doubts about the takeup of nuclear power in its stronger than expected quarterly results, and its shares edged lower on Friday, in line with the overall market.
Lottery ticket trail leads police to robbery suspects
A number of dropped lottery tickets were clear signs on the trail for police tracking three men who robbed a Saskatoon convenience store after getting drunk and cooking up the scheme.
Higher court jails man for sex assault on off-duty RCMP officer
The Saskatchewan Court of Appeal has overturned the sentence imposed by a Saskatoon judge on a Kindersley-area man convicted of sexually assaulting an off-duty RCMP officer.
Conference focuses on resiliency
People from across Canada who help victims of crime will converge on Saskatoon in March for a conference that will explore all aspects of resiliency.
Alcohol a factor in Saskatoon crash: police
Police were called to the 3700 block of Fairlight Drive at about 2:19 a.m. where they found a small red truck had struck a tree.
Yorkton This Week & Enterprise
The story of a Weyburn family who racked up a $10,000 bill on roaming charges while on holidays to the United States is a remarkable one.
Harper Government Invests in Saskatoon Arts Organizations
This was announced today by the Honourable Lynne Yelich, Minister of State for Western Economic Diversification and Member of Parliament , on behalf of the Honourable With this funding, three Saskatoon arts organizations-the Gustin/Trounce Heritage Committee, the Northern Saskatchewan International Children's Festival, and the 25th Street Theatre ... (more)
A showcase Cabela's store has been confirmed as the first retail neighbour to IKEA in the massive Seasons of Tuxedo retail development taking shape in south Winnipeg.