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A Redvers tradition ensures every long-term care resident receives a gift at Christmas, easing loneliness through quiet acts of community kindness.

U of S breeder hopes to improve heat tolerance to unlock crop’s yield gain.

TORONTO - Anglican Deacon Michael Van Dusen typically has plans for the Christmas season that do not involve a Toronto courthouse. Perhaps he would be...

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VICTORIA - When veterinary pathologist Stephen Raverty is chest deep in work, the term takes on a gruesome meaning. Picture Raverty deep in the innard...

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Frigid temperatures across much of Western Canada include advisories warning parts of Alberta to prepare for a snowy Christmas Eve and Christmas Day A...

RCMP in the Northwest Territories have issued a response to concerns raised following the Dec. 14 arrest of a wanted suspect, 25-year-old Elias Schill...

Here is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to bring you up to speed ... One-third of Canadians optimistic about 2026: poll This yea...

REGINA — Premier Scott Moe and the Sask Party government are turning the page on 2025 and focusing on a number of priorities in 2026. In Pa...

TORONTO — A Pillsbury brand Pizza Pop may not seem like an obvious candidate for E. coli – given the freezing and heating that goes on before it reaches the consumer's lips – but foodborne illness experts say it's not that simple.

REGINA — From his Regina hospital bed, Sergio Losco remembers his 11-year-old son as a brilliant and kind child with a penchant for soccer.

Editorial by Derek Ruttle: From small-town Christmases to family milestones, the season is about moments that last far longer than gifts.

Cuts won’t save Canada Post and mail won’t pay the bills. But adding banking services at post offices might turn things around.

Gathering around the memory tree not simply to light bulbs and place ornaments, but to honour the names, the stories, and the memories of those we love and miss.

Family and friends braved the snowstorm to watch their children and classmates perform.

Physical game has players on each team exhausting all resources.

Holiday hours and adjusted civic services for Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year’s Day.

Students at the Sturgis Nursery School enjoyed a fun-filled day that included a visit from Santa on Dec. 16

PRINCE ALBERT — For Shawna Jardine, education has always been about more than textbooks and classrooms, it’s about growth, confidence...

UNITY — Many Unity residents and visitors have been curious over the year, watching work being done at the SaskEnergy compressor station, locate...

SASKATOON — Christmas is a big event for Filipinos, with some going to great lengths in celebrating the most festive season of the year. Some mi...

Ryan Denis, founder and host of What the Futures, said the conference grew out of his experience working with farmers as a consultant and grain buyer, and from his mission to make crop marketing more tolerable.

Twenty teams from across the province will be entered.