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Northern Sask. couple gives new meaning to 'perfect match' with kidney donation
Crystal Morin-Marinuk was able to donate her kidney to her partner. Now they are offering medical transportation to people in northern communities to attend medical appointments.
Sask. reduces settlement support funding as number of new Ukrainian refugees ebbs
Effective Wednesday, the Ukrainian Canadian Congress - Saskatchewan Provincial Council laid off five full-time and one part-time staff member in Regina and Saskatoon due to the cut.
2 paramedics struck by car in Las Vegas have returned to Sask. with massive medical bills
Two women from Prince Albert are now back in Saskatchewan recovering at a hospital after being struck by a car in Las Vegas on a birthday trip.
Families gather in Regina as Saskatchewan declares 'Missing Persons Week'
Families and friends of missing loved ones gathered at Wascana Centre in Regina on Monday as the Saskatchewan government declared the week of April 27-May 3 Missing Persons Week.
2 men charged with 1st-degree murder in Regina homicide
Keli Stonechild and Dontay Bellegarde are charged with first-degree murder.
FSIN 'Lifetime Chief' Lawrence Joseph remembered for his legacy at funeral service
Lawrence Joseph, the lifetime chief of the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations who died on Sunday, was remembered by friends and family on Thursday as a humble man who stood tall for his family and his people.
Sophia ends Olivia's 9-year run as most popular female baby name in Sask.
The list of the most popular baby names in the province has been updated by eHealth Saskatchewan as it continues to compile birth registrations from the end of 2024.
Saskatchewan Polytechnic announces layoffs
Saskatchewan Polytechnic announced 27 layoffs on Thursday, citing a drop in enrolment and other factors.
Tuition increase at University of Saskatchewan has students worried about affordability
The University of Saskatchewan recently announced a 3.8 per cent increase in tuition. The students' union is worried some students will soon face a financial crisis.
Sask. Indigenous voters hope to shape federal dynamics in coming election
Indigenous people and organizations are stepping up to promote voting in the upcoming federal election.