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Saskatchewan's new Agriculture minister says he has a lot to learn in his new post, but appreciates the opportunity to represent the industry. David Marit was named Saskatchewan's new minist...

CAA Saskatchewan drivers who are CAA members and need a little help getting home will soon be able to take advantage of a new CAA service available this fall with Ride Assist. The company announced th...

Members of many First Nations attended a conference in North Battleford Thursday to find out more about the benefits of getting involved in niche markets such as medical marijuana production and how i...

The A&W Burgers to Beat Multiple Sclerosis initiative first came to Saskatchewan in 2008, and is celebrating its 10th Anniversary today. When asked how the annual celebration initially came about,...

In retrospect, maybe the Riders got all they were going to get from Duron Carter before they released him. As the Riders prepare to face Calgary on Sunday, they started to lay out the foundation for t...

Jim Pattison says the broadcast group that bears his name is committed to growing in the province, region, and across the country. On Tuesday, the Jim Pattison Broadcast Group announced the acquisitio...

Maidstone RCMP members are thanking the public for help locating three stolen vehicles. One of the vehicles was stolen from Paynton, Sask. It was reported stolen and later recovered in North Battlefor...

Featured in Ripley's Believe It or Not! Tsar Bomba The Soviet RDS-220 hydrogen bomb-codenamed Ivan-is known in the west as Tsar Bomba: the King of Bombs. It is the most powerful explosive ever cr...

Featured in Ripley's Believe It or Not! Mammoth Tooth Among the many ancient artifacts of the Ripley's collection are a number of very large teeth. These teeth once belonged to wooly mammoths. Wo...

Featured in Ripley's Believe It or Not! Spacey Scans When viewing the work of photographer Navid Baraty one might think they are peering through a telescope into the vast mysteries of space. Blue...