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Archaic section of Indian Act ends
Treaty Indians in Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba have been cleared to sell farm products produced on a reserve, according to an order issued by the federal government Feb. 3.
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9/11 image on poster 'bad taste': Sask. NDP
Saskatchewan's opposition New Democratic Party is slamming an advertisement distributed in a government-held constituency announcing a fundraising dinner that includes an image of the twin towers of the World Trade Centre in flames and refers to a pig roast.
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Indian status coming for thousands of Canadians
More than 45,000 Canadians could be recognized as status Indians under changes the federal government plans to make to the Indian Act, CBC News has learned.
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Absenteeism coincides with concerts, says health region
Officials from the Saskatoon Health Region claim some employees are abusing leave privileges by calling in sick when there is a major concert or sporting event taking place in the city.
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RCMP investigate rural carjacking
Saskatchewan RCMP are searching for two men following a carjacking near Lloydminster last week.
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Barns may be last hope for anti-social cats
Cats with behaviour problems, deemed unsuitable for adoption into a home, could find a comfortable spot in a barn or shop, the Regina Humane Society says.
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Woman's body found in Nipawin back alley
RCMP in Nipawin are investigating what they call a suspicious death in the rural Saskatchewan community of Nipawin, northeast of Saskatoon.
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Riders extend Durant's deal, re-sign Cates
The Saskatchewan Roughriders on Wednesday signed quarterback Darian Durant to a contract extension after he led the CFL team to its second Grey Cup appearance in three years in 2009.
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Sask. plans to end chiropractor subsidy: NDP
The Saskatchewan government is preparing to stop subsidizing chiropractic services, the Opposition New Democrats say.
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RCMP cruiser crashes into senior's garage
An 85-year-old Canora, Sask., woman says she got the shock of her life last weekend after a police car crashed into her garage on Saturday night, wrecking the building and the car inside.
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Saskatoon court dismisses discrimination appeal
A Saskatchewan judge has ruled in favour of a First Nations man who says he was discriminated against when he was ejected from a Saskatoon restaurant in 2006.
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Sask. puppies tested for service work
A B.C. trainer's search for service dogs led to Regina Tuesday, where a litter of black labrador pups went through a series of suitability tests.
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Regina police open sub-station 50 metres from HQ
Police in Regina have moved one of their satellite offices into a new location 50 metres down the street from its main headquarters.
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Sask. chiefs OK university funding plan
A plan that would see troubled First Nations University of Canada give up control of its finances and receive money through another university has been approved by Saskatchewan chiefs.
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Argos begin QB rebuilding with Riders trade
The Toronto Argonauts traded for Saskatchewan reserve quarterback Dalton Bell on Tuesday, surrendering a fifth-round pick in this year's CFL Canadian draft.