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Athletes of all ages were at Optimist Hill in Saskatoon Sunday for Skijor YXE. The sport features skiers and snowboarders being pulled by horses to perform jumps and tricks.

Global News followed the Easter Bunny across Saskatoon this holiday weekend, capturing memorable moments as families celebrated the special day together.

As the winter weather approaches, Saskatchewan residents react to the incoming inclement weather. Many are done with the winter, but a handful of businesses will benefit.

Danielle Smith said she talked to American counterparts and explained that, particularly for aluminum tariffs, they are "the very definition of a tariff being its own punishment."

Swept in four games at the hands of the Calgary Hitmen, the Saskatoon Blades are reflecting on their quick exit from WHL playoffs and the youthful direction of the team.

Saskatoon's police chief Cameron McBride says the task of lowering crime is made more complex by existing social issues.

Follow-up meetings around budget discussions are going to be held July 25 and Aug. 15, and Block said by then she hopes they'll have some direction for administration.

<p>Almost two-hundred residents gathered at Saskatoon city hall to make sure Syrian children are never forgotten.</p> <p> </p>

WINNIPEG - Life as a Liberal in Western Canada has its ups and downs but, lately at least, mostly just the latter.

While smoking rates are on the decline, electronic rates are not. These days, there's a new kind of smoking. It's called vaping.

New needle safety and disposal information line now available

Here are the best solutions to get the lead out of your water, according to experts.

Kelowna Chiefs win home opener, in double overtime, after hosting tribute to former team president and GM Grant Sheridan.

Winds of change are sweeping across the Prairies as the Canadian Wheat Board's decades-long monopoly on western wheat and barley sales ends, but opinions differ strongly on whether those breezes will blow good or ill.

Winds of change are sweeping across the Prairies as the Canadian Wheat Board's decades-long monopoly on western wheat and barley sales ends, but opinions differ strongly on whether those breezes will blow good or ill.

The proposed B.C. private member's bill would amend the Criminal Code to make assaults against health-care workers and first responders an aggravating factor during sentencing.

After weeks of public consultations and hearings, a Senate committee is beginning to look at all proposed amendments to Bill C-69.

Saskatoon’s current mayor will be departing from his role officially tonight he had many goals throughout the years and he discussed how he feels about his time as mayor.

Georgina Jolibois’ bill proposes making June 21 - which is National Indigenous Peoples Day - a statutory holiday.

Take a look at some of B.C.'s health-care heroes who we featured on the Global BC News Hour.