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Sask. drivers say poor signage led to thousands in unfair construction zone tickets
Several dozen drivers say they've been unfairly ticketed for inadvertently speeding through a construction zone they say was poorly marked, resulting in huge fines.
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'A trillion-dollar tsunami': Canadians grapple with unprecedented wealth transfer
The Chartered Professional Accountants of Canada said in 2023 that $1 trillion of wealth was expected to move between Canadian baby boomers and their millennial and Generation X children from 2023 to 2026.
'It was a nightmare': Sask. business owner describes GST holiday challenges
Businesses in Saskatchewan are reporting mixed results after the two-month GST holiday ended on Saturday, with many reporting added costs for negligible increases in sales.
RCMP continue manhunt after multiple stabbings reported at Big River First Nation
Saskatchewan RCMP report that two people have been sent to the hospital after multiple stabbings on Big River First Nation. One male suspect is currently wanted by police, and is considered armed and dangerous.
Regina Humane Society urges public to adopt as it celebrates 1st year in new building
The Regina Humane Society celebrated its first year in its new building on Saturday, and while it offers more space, it's already near capacity.
High school in Balgonie, Sask., hosts 'Kruppi Klassic' in honour of paralyzed teacher
Students and community members packed the Greenall High School gym in Balgonie, Sask., on Friday to kick off their renamed basketball tournament and pay tribute to their injured teacher.
Just across the U.S. border, Americans voice concern, optimism on Trump's tariffs
Residents of Minot, N.D., are used to Canadian visitors. But now many are worried that U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff threats will drive away business and tourism.
As Regina alternative school enters its 51st year, it hopes to expand services to Grade 12
The Cornwall Alternative School is Regina, which provides teaching and counseling for at-risk youth, is celebrating its 51st year. It's hoping to expand its program to Grade 12.
Saskatoon activists hold smudge walk for city's homeless population
Over a dozen activists held a smudge walk on Saturday to bring awareness to Saskatoon's homeless crisis. They're calling for more overnight warming centres to be made available.
Sask. premier wants to streamline domestic trade in response to tariffs
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe will be in Washington, D.C., and Mexico City this week to discuss trade deals with other lawmakers, as Canada continues to face the threat of hefty tariffs from the U.S.