Downtown Edmonton will become Huddletown this November when the city hosts the 2010 Grey Cup.

A special care aide wheeled 74-year-old Jonas Halkett down a ramp and into a waiting truck Wednesday afternoon.

While a new study says nuclear power would be too costly for Saskatchewan, the Saskatchewan Party government believes it may yet be an affordable and attractive option for the province.

Shomari Williams is right at home this week while the Saskatchewan Roughriders practise at the University of Regina.

A seemingly simple -- and relatively cheap -- plank in the Saskatchewan Party's law and order election platform remains unfulfilled nearly three years later.

A number of local multiple sclerosis patients who have travelled as far as Bulgaria for liberation therapy praised Premier Brad Wall's declaration that Saskatchewan will fund the first Canadian clinical trials of the contentious experimental procedure,

Former Saskatoon doctor Krishna Vittala officially became an inmate of the provincial jail system Wednesday, after a Queen's Bench judge ordered him to serve a year behind bars followed by two years of probation for sexual assaults against two patients and a co-worker.

Cruel details of a Saskatoon woman's death at a downtown assisted-living facility emerged in a Queen's Bench courtroom Wednesday, after her killer pleaded guilty to second-degree murder.

A man has been arrested in connection with the shooting of his neighbour Tuesday near the village of Rama in east-central Saskatchewan.

A clash involving two of the Saskatchewan government's biggest revenue producers — oil and potash — has the province facing a lawsuit.

Every day, Lilian Ewenin is reminded of the terrifying moment a powerful F3 tornado ripped through the Kawacatoose First Nation.

Steven Chaykowski was last seen last Tuesday, July 20, at his residence in Saskatoon. Family and friends are concerned that he may cause himself harm.

Former Saskatoon doctor Krishna Vittala was taken into custody Wednesday after a Queen’s Bench judge sentenced him to a year in jail followed by two years of probation for sexual assaults against two patients and a co-worker from a local medical clinic.

Dressed in a suit and looking almost amused by the whole process, James Lee Busch pleaded guilty Wednesday to second-degree murder for strangling a woman whose body was later found in a dumpster.

RCMP say a man shot and wounded a farmer Tuesday in the community of Rama.

Constructing a nuclear reactor in Saskatchewan could triple consumers' power bills and will not decrease greenhouse gas emissions, says a report released Tuesday.

School administrators say it could become difficult to deliver programs ranging from child care to ESL supports without accurate census data.

A land developer is caught in the middle of a dispute between the Rural Municipality of Rosthern and the Town of Rosthern.

A Sask. RCMP officer has been stripped of his Order of Merit for crashing his private vehicle following an evening of drinking four years ago.

A Saskatoon woman with a long history of mental health issues pleaded guilty to a mischief charge Tuesday in connection with a made-up tale of violent sexual assault that prompted police and rescue divers to conduct a full-scale search of the riverbank almost three years ago.