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'No man's land': Descendants of Saskatchewan's first Black community proud of history

The one-room Shiloh Baptist Church, constructed from hand-hewn poplar logs nestled in a small grove near a cemetery with 37 white crosses, is a poignant reminder of Saskatchewan's first Black settlement.

Saskatchewan RCMP find woman reportedly kidnapped in stolen car

NORTH BATTLEFORD, Sask. — RCMP say they've found a woman they suspected had been kidnapped when a gun-wielding man stole the car she was in.

'So surreal': Couples reflect on 20 years of same-sex marriage in Canada

A hotel hot tub changed Erin Beckwell's life.

Peavey Mart warns of fake websites, accounts imitating brand as stores close

REGINA — Canadian retailer Peavey Industries LP is warning customers of imitation scams as the company closes its stores beloved for farm goods.

Edmonton Elks make big splash on second day of CFL free agency

The Edmonton Elks made a huge splash on the second day of CFL free agency.

RCMP identify two men, two women shot and killed in home on Saskatchewan First Nation

REGINA — RCMP have released the names of two men and two women killed last week on a First Nation in southern Saskatchewan in order to help in their investigation.

Among the 10 local police services in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta with at least 100 officers in 2023, gender diversity was greatest

LOCAL NEWS DATA HUB — Women police officers remain significantly underrepresented in the largest police services across the Prairie provinces despite evidence suggesting they are often preferred by victims of domestic violence or sexual assault, are

Manitoba's Reid Carruthers, Alberta's Kevin Koe complete 2025 Brier field

PORTAGE — Reid Carruthers and Kevin Koe round out the field for the Canadian men's curling championship after their teams won their respective provincial finals Sunday.
Black History Month: Celebrating a 30-year career at USask

Black History Month: Celebrating a 30-year career at USask

Decision to call Saskatoon home ‘life-changing.’

Saskatchewan premier to visit Washington to talk Trump tariffs, border security

REGINA — Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe says he's visiting Washington next week to convince U.S. officials that imposing tariffs on Canadian goods is a bad idea and that he shares their concerns about border security.
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