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Senator Pamela Wallin says she is recusing herself from the Conservative caucus while her travel expense claims are under scrutiny. Wallin's departure comes one day after Senator Mike Duffy left the Tory caucus amid controversy over his expense claims.

Would-be firefighters looking for employment are believed to have caused some of the wildfires in Saskatchewan, an arson expert says.

The Supreme Court of Canada today upheld the acquittal of a Saskatchewan woman who was charged with abandoning a child after giving birth in a Wal-Mart bathroom.

Federally registered meat plants will be required to put new labels on tenderized beef in order to make it safer for consumers, Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz says.

Police in Prince Albert say the death of a 13-year-old two years ago is not suspicious.

CBC's Britainy Robinson on what's happening around Saskatoon this weekend.

A 78-year-old woman who was struck by a vehicle Friday morning in Humboldt, Sask., has died in hospital in Saskatoon, RCMP say.

The federal government says its review of the problems at IPAC-CO2 revealed "serious concerns" that will mean tougher scrutiny for future University of Regina projects.

The Saskatchewan government has launched highway construction season — with more than $280 million earmarked this year for building new sections of roads.

Nikita Zadorov scored on the power play in the third period Friday as the London Knights defeated the host Saskatoon Blades 3-2 in the opening game of the 2013 MasterCard Memorial Cup.

A fire broke out Thursday night in a west side home near Saskatoon's SIAST campus.

A Moose jaw man is lucky to be alive this morning, after a trailer fire late Thursday night.

We've been indoors suffering through this long Saskatchewan winter, so we want to get outside. Just remember to stay safe.

An appeal on the sentence has been filed in the case of Bonnie McLachlan who was recently found guilty of sexually exploiting a 15-year-old student two decades ago.

A new project aimed at improving social skills among youngsters is getting a test run at two Regina schools.

A letter put in a mail box in Moose Jaw, for delivery in Moose Jaw, will now make a stop in Regina as Canada Post revamps how it sorts items.

Saskatchewan politicians have wrapped up the spring sitting of the legislature.

Regina Police have arrested Jason Hartlen for allegedly scamming renters in Saskatoon using the online classified ad site Kijiji.

Saskatchewan's next provincial park will be named after the great blue heron, the government says.

The Supreme Court is ruling on the case of a woman who abandoned her newborn baby in a Wal-Mart washroom in May of 2007.

Conservation officers from across Canada are in Prince Albert, Sask., learning from experts how to spot the telltale signs of arson.

With the long weekend almost here, some grumbling at the gas pumps appears likely.

The annual 10-day Memorial Cup to decide the CHL champion begins Friday with the host Saskatoon Blades facing the OHL's London Knights in a game that features teams that took very different routes to get here.

An ongoing conflict between neighbours was the prelude last month to a dog shooting east of Saskatoon — and now the RCMP are involved.

The Memorial Cup arrived in Saskatoon Thursday with great fanfare — jet planes, bagpipes, and excited little kids.

Provocative animal rights ads comparing eating pigs to dining on dogs, chomping on chicken and chowing down on cats are showing up on Saskatoon buses.

With the Victoria Day weekend almost here, gasoline prices are heading up.

A 19-year-old Saskatoon man is charged with second degree murder, attempted murder and aggravated assault after a New Year's Day stabbing spree.