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The United Kingdom is looking to share a bigger slice of Saskatchewan's economic prosperity, says a visiting U.K cabinet Minister.
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Adult students embrace their futures
Cher Plante laughs during her graduation ceremony, as a dozen people celebrated their completion of nine months of study in the Community Learning for Success program at St.
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VIP theatres coming to Saskatoon
Film lovers will soon be able to order food from their seats and then have cocktails in an adjacent lounge.
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Saskatchewan premier no longer believes Senate can be reformed
Wall says he now believes it would be easier to scrap Parliament's chamber of sober second thought than try to change it.
Highway 11 twinning project set to re-start in July
The paving contractor responsible for twinning the highway between Prince Albert and Saskatoon expects construction to start up again this July.
Saskatoon scientist helps solve star formation puzzle
A Saskatoon scientist is part of an international team that has solved a long-standing puzzle related to the formation and behaviour of stars.
Fight breaks out during drug sale, two teens charged
On Tuesday, besieged with questions about The Great Senate Scandal, Stephen Harper didn't answer the questions that Canadians wanted answered.
Transgender Woman Alleges Discrimination by Bridal Shop
A transgender woman in Canada's Saskatchewan province has filed a discrimination complaint against a bridal shop that wouldn't let her try on gowns, with a clerk reportedly telling her men weren't allowed to do so.
Zoo marks 100 years educating Saskatoon
The Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park and Zoo will celebrate its 100 year anniversary at a centennial fair Sunday from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. To mark the occasion, The StarPhoenix looks back through its history - from wolf escapes to budget cuts.
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Brenda Marshall, the first female warden at the medium security Mission Institution, and at several other federal prisons, passed away May 20.
Emmanuel and St. Chad reach deal to stay open
The 134-year-old College of Emmanuel and St. Chad will remain open with the help of other Saskatoon seminaries, reversing its plan to suspend operations for three years.
Number of EI recipients down for fifth consecutive month: StatsCan
All four Western provinces, as well as Newfoundland and Labrador, had fewer beneficiaries in March, while there was little change in the other provinces.
Premier says 'bridge bundling' possible
Two Sasakatoon high schools and the Shaw Centre are on lockdown while Saskatoon police investigate a report of a boy possibly armed with a gun.
Mooswa brothers not guilty of attempted murder, convicted on lesser charge
If Jeremy Jerry Mooswa meant to shoot Clifton Wolfe inside the confines of Wolfe's truck as they drove through Saskatoon, he would have, says a Saskatoon judge.
Couple reflect on loss of landmark hotel
For the second time in less than one week, Saskatoon firefighters responded to a suspicious blaze in the same home on Avenue Q South.
Saskatoon Airport Selects ARINC's vMUSE Enterprise for Cloud-Based Common Use Check-In
The contract calls for a two phased implementation process, with the first to be completed and operational by August 2013 and the second slated for early 2014.
Rothenburger: It really is a small world, isn't it
My Dear Son: How's everything in Japan? I trust your studies are going well. Are people there still worried about the threat of a nuclear war with North Korea? Was last weekend's earthquake anywhere near you? Here at home we've been having some excitement of our own.
Cineplex Brings VIP Cinemas to Saskatoon
Galaxy Cinemas Saskatoon will see the addition of a 12,500 square foot VIP Cinemas and licenced lounge.
New festival is Wild About Saskatoon
At the very least, organizers hope the new Wild About Saskatoon festival, which starts on Saturday, will connect urban dwellers to nature in and around their city.
More charges laid against alleged Internet rental scammer
Alleged apartment rental scam fraudster Jason Allen Hartlin is facing three new charges on top of the 33 already laid against him.