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Stabbings, shootings, police chase among Christmas season crimes in Prince Albert: police
Several serious crimes committed were committed in Prince Albert, Sask., over the days surrounding Christmas, culminating in a police chase and a cab driver being shot.
'It pushes you as a musician': Saskatchewan performers prepare for annual Band Swap
Musicians in Regina and Saskatoon are preparing for this year's Band Swap, which will place them in randomly generated bands and give them 24 hours to prepare a musical set.
Estevan police officer arrested on assault charges
An officer with the Estevan Police Service has been charged with assault, uttering threats and mischief after an investigation launched in late November.
Regina police unveil new mobile impaired driving testing unit
A new mobile testing unit will allow Regina officers to conduct breathalyzer and oral fluid testing without having to bring people back to the police station.
Olive oil, pork shoulder, onions among items that have shot up in price the most in Canada since 2018
According to Statistics Canada, some food staples have seen dramatic price increases in the last six years. Olive oil has more than doubled in price since 2018, while onions, broccoli, margarine and pork shoulder have all increased by more than 70 per cent.
Regina police report 44% increase in speeding tickets from automated cameras
The city's monthly crime statistics show a 34 per cent increase in tickets in school zones and a 92 per cent increase in high-speed zones.
Sask. RCMP arrest suspect in Loon Lake church fire
Police have arrested a 25-year-old suspect. He is charged with one count of arson and was found to be breaching a conditional sentence order.
Syrians in Saskatchewan respond to Assad's fall with cautious optimism
Syrians CBC spoke with in Saskatchewan see many potential futures for their home country and are waiting carefully to see what happens next.
Ticketmaster class-action that could see 1M Canadians reimbursed for deceptive fees reaches final stages
A $6-million settlement that could see around a million Canadians eligible for a credit with Ticketmaster reached its final stages in Regina on Friday.
Researchers say Sask. food prices projected to rise in 2025, but less than national average
The latest Canada Food Price Report says food prices in Saskatchewan are likely to rise in 2025, but less than the national average.