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Sask Métis. hopeful Métis Nation Saskatchewan can get back on track
At a meeting filled with discussions about the future and outbursts surrounding internal politics, members of Saskatchewan's Mtis community tried to find a way to keep the Mtis Nation-Saskatchewan (MN...
Sep 28, 2015
Jason Kenney stops in Regina to announce Conservative plan to expand military special forces
The Conservative Party is promising to spend $75 million to expand Canadian military special forces to address the threat of terrorism. Conservative Candidate and Federal Defense Minister Jason K...
Sep 26, 2015
Rate Review Panel approves SaskEnergy rate decrease
Saskatchewan's Rate Review Panel has given its approval on a change to SaskEnergy rates which would see customers paying about $4 less a month. SaskEnergy's application to the panel proposed an overal...
Sep 25, 2015
Cigar Lake mine starts production after finding one of world's richest uranium deposits in 1981
On a stretch of land in northern Saskatchewan, a cluster of buildings mark the entrance to the Cigar Lake uranium mine. After being discovered in 1981, the Cameco and AREVA officially marked the start...
Sep 24, 2015
Sask. government disappointed but not surprised by Hillary Clinton's stance on Keystone
The Saskatchewan government is responding to the future of the Keystone XL pipeline after US Presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton came out in opposition against the project. On Tuesday, Clinton - cons...
Sep 23, 2015
Syrian woman trying to reunite her family in Saskatoon
A Syrian woman watching the horrific refugee crisis from Saskatoon says if she was still in her country, she'd take her chances crossing the Mediterranean because it's better than staying put. "Becaus...
Sep 23, 2015
Canadian journalist Mohamed Fahmy pardoned by president in Egypt
CAIRO - Canadian journalist Mohamed Fahmy, who was imprisoned in Egypt on widely-denounced terror charges, has been pardoned by the country's president. A lawyer and Egypt's state-run news agency says...
Sep 23, 2015
Syrian refugee family overwhelmed with support after arrival in Saskatoon
From war-torn Syria to Saskatoon, the only thing a new refugee family will be fighting over is breakfast. Carlo Arslanian couldn't have been more excited for his cousin and her family as they stepped ...
Sep 22, 2015
Mosaic Company cuts production as Sask. potash stocks dip
Potash in Saskatchewan could be facing some tough times after some negative reports. On Monday night after trading, the Mosaic Company announced it would be cutting production at its Colonsay m...
Sep 22, 2015
'Please don't boo': Stephen Colbert interviews Ted Cruz
Ted Cruz was a guest on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert on Monday night. During his appearance, the pair discussed many topics. More than once, the audience cheers the conversation. Towards the end...
Sep 22, 2015
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