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The Saskatoon Blades are back from the road, following the first two games of their highly anticipated rivalry series with Prince Albert. The Blades look ahead at an uphill battle.

Saskatoon residents came out in droves on Friday for opening day of the annual Draggins Rod and Custom Car Show, which is now in its 64th year.

Saskatoon Tribal Council Chief Mark Arcand says the renovations at the Emergency Wellness Centre are to address problems with the facility.

An organ recipient is urging Saskatchewan residents to register as donors on the seventh annual Green Shirt Day, remembering the Humboldt Broncos.

The Saskatchewan Rush ended their season strong with a victory against their first playoff matchup, the Toronto Rock. They're now back in town, looking ahead at the first round.

Calls for transparency, accountability, and communication are intensifying for the FSIN, after a federal audit found tens of millions of dollars spent on unsupported purposes.

Duck Lake, a municipality north of Saskatoon, will not be renamed for a corporate sponsor after applications closed at the end of March.

TAYFFI launched Leading Change Justice Navigation for Black Adults in Saskatchewan, to educate participants on ways to overcome racialized barriers.

Muslims across Canada are celebrating Eid al-Fitr while some reflect on conflict affecting loved ones abroad, as leaders highlight unity, charity and renewal.

The Canadiens are still fighting for home-ice advantage in the first round. They had to get a result against the Islanders in New York, and they did.

As experts predict a slower start to Saskatchewan's wildfire season, a resident of ravaged Denare Beach says she is apprehensive about trusting the province's readiness this year.

The Manitoba based Team Dunstone will open the World Men's Curling Championship on Friday afternoon against South Korea in Utah.

The Manitoba-based Matt Dunstone foursome is one win away from making a second straight appearance in the Brier final.

A once popular outdoor waterpark in Saskatchewan is set to be torn down following decades of memories ranging from joyful and thrilling to downright ugly. 

Creating a visual space while being relatable to a wide viewing audience is the goal of Ukrainian Museum of Canada CEO Jen Budney.

Russian President Vladimir Putin launched an invasion of Ukraine that he called a 'special operation' on Feb. 24, 2022. It has been four years since the war began.

In June last year, the federal government removed federal barriers to interprovincial trade. But experts say work is needed at the provincial level.

Indigenous communities are supporting a proposed uranium mine as it seeks final approval from the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission.

Despite the heavy snowfall across much of Western Canada this week, farmers, ranchers and firefighters say it may not be enough to make up for the dry winter so far.

Participating students say giving back to the community is a way they can practice their faith and they hope to inspire other communities.