Yorkton RCMP have closed Highway 16 approximately eight kilometres west of Springside after a collision Thursday evening. Police say there are serious injuries, but how many people were involved is unknown. Preliminary information from RCMP says a semi-truck, pickup, and…
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One of Okine: Riders defensive end making a name for himself
Earl Okine is quickly establishing himself as a key member of the Rider defense after scoring a defensive touchdown in his fourth game as a Rider. He’s only been with the team for four weeks, but says it feels like…
Two Roughrider stars inducted into Plaza of Honour
Two former Saskatchewan Roughriders were inducted into the Plaza of Honour on Thursday. Quarterback Kerry Joseph was drafted first overall, but Rams alumnus Neal Hughes had some bumps in the road. He wasn’t drafted in 2004, something that he reflected…
Enbridge Mural gets facelift after 21 years
Twenty one years after being painted on Tank 79, the Enbridge Mural is getting another lease on life as it undergoes a restoration. “It’s twice in a lifetime I get a chance to work on the coolest thing that I’ve…
Prince Albert police seek person to help solve Happy Charles disappearance
Police have released new photos in hopes of solving a missing persons investigation in Prince Albert, Sask. Happy Charles was last seen walking alone in the area of Kinsmen Park and Central Avenue on April 3, 2017. She would be…
Delinquency rates increasing, credit scores still high on Prairies: report
The latest Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) reports show mortgage delinquencies are high and rising in the Prairies — and the Queen City region showed the highest rates of all. Story continues below The report on mortgages and consumer…
Delinquency rates rise but credit scores still high across prairies
August 22 2019 7:16pm A first quarter credit report from the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation shows slight increases in delinquency rates across the prairies, while average credit scores remain high. ‘ }); } else { var rel_id = svp.releaseInfo.contentId+””;…
Saskatchewan abandons commitment to improve northern airport after crash: chief
A remote Saskatchewan First Nation is up against the province in a funding dispute over upgrades to its airport runway. While the government says its decision came down to application details, Fond du Lac’s Chief feels the community isn’t a…
138 tickets issued in July to drivers speeding in construction zones: SGI
Law enforcement across the province handed out 138 tickets to drivers who failed to slow in construction zones in July. Speeding in orange zones was the focus of SGI’s Traffic Safety Spotlight last month. Police issued 104 tickets for travelling…
RCMP confirms 3 Saskatoon residents were killed in 10-vehicle Alberta crash
The RCMP has confirmed three people killed in a 10-vehicle crash in Alberta on Tuesday were from Saskatoon. The crash sent black smoke billowing over the prairie fields between the hamlet of Chinook and the village of Cereal and killed…