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Time stands still in Saskatchewan
While most of the rest of Canada spends Sunday morning resetting the clocks in their homes and cars, Saskatchewan people will rise - once again - to the twice-yearly debate about whether the province should observe daylight time routines.
Thieves snatch cash from Lloydminster store
Late-night thieves pried open the door to a convenience store in the Alberta side of Lloydminster last weekend and helped themselves to cigarettes and cash before taking off, police say.
Controversial native leader Ahenakew dies
David Ahenakew, the controversial Saskatchewan First Nations figure whose comments on Jews were the subject of several court cases, has died at the age of 76, reportedly from cancer.
Sex abuser of children gets 10-year sentence
A Saskatoon sex offender who preyed on children has been sentenced as a long-term offender, meaning he will spend more time behind bars than is usual for similar cases.
Call 911 to report drunk drivers: Saskatoon police
People in Saskatoon who see drunk drivers are being encouraged to call 911.
FNUC money furor continues
Ottawa should reverse its decision to cut grant money from First Nations University of Canada, the president of the University of Regina says.
Former FSIN chief seeks federal NDP nomination
Lawrence Joseph, an experienced First Nations politician, is looking to be an NDP candidate in the next federal election for a northern Saskatchewan riding.
Man shooting pellets into river arrested
A Prince Albert man who was shooting BB pellets into the river from a bridge was arrested Thursday night and is facing mischief charges
Heart surgery cancelled over Saskatoon staff shortage
A shortage of staff to run heart-lung machines is causing problems in Saskatoon-even leading to an open heart surgery operation being cancelled this week.
Man dies from injuries in snowmobile crash
A 33-year-old man who was injured in a snowmobile crash has died in hospital, RCMP reported Friday.
NEB approves $1.7B pipeline expansion project
The National Energy Board has approved an application by TransCanada Corp. to build its Keystone XL pipeline project, an expansion of its Keystone pipeline to the U.S. Gulf Coast.
Copper thieves rip plumbing from vacant homes
Landlords in Regina have noticed a troubling new trend: vacant houses targeted by thieves who tear out the copper plumbing.
Manslaughter charge laid in toddler's death
A 22-year-old man, who had been facing a charge of aggravated assault, is now accused of manslaughter in the death of his 18-month-old stepson in Regina in the summer of 2009.
Storage closet used for deaf child's lessons
A group of people from the rural Saskatchewan community of Warman say their elementary school is so overcrowded that a paint storage room is also serving as classroom space for a deaf student.
Birth control users sue Bayer
Canadians have launched class-action lawsuits against Bayer Inc., the maker of birth control drugs Yaz and Yasmin, alleging the pills have caused serious health problems.
Livestock lost to predators fully compensated
Farmers and ranchers who lose animals or feed due to wild animals will be fully compensated by the government, Saskatchewan's minister of agriculture says.
First Nations University won't get money
A delegation from First Nations University of Canada has been told Ottawa will not restore $7 million in annual funding to the struggling Saskatchewan-based institution.
Sask. man charged with threatening PM, premier
A Saskatchewan man has been charged with uttering threats against Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Premier Brad Wall.
New law to extend Indian status to thousands
The Conservative government introduced new legislation to amend the Indian Act that, if passed, could recognize an additional 45,000 Canadians as status Indians.
Teen charged in connection with woman's death
The RCMP have charged a teenage boy in connection with a sudden death investigation in Nipawin, Sask.
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