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REGINA - Saskatchewan has become the latest province to try to tackle violence by seizing the proceeds of crime, including cash, cars and homes.
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Saskatchewan's international exports set a record in September compared to a year ago, the provincial government said Tuesday.
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The Saskatchewan Party government has already spent $4.16 million on severance payments for civil servants terminated after transition and NDP deputy leader Pat Atkinson said the costs are only going to climb.
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REGINA - Saskatchewan introduced legislation Monday to elect senators, but that doesn't mean voters will be heading to the polls any time soon.
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Tony Cote, driven by his desire to make a difference in the lives of First Nations people, was honoured for his achievements on Wednesday.
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CALGARY - Another Canadian medal hopeful for the 2010 Winter Olympics has entered the world of surgery and rehabilitation.
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NEW YORK - Roberto Luongo came out on top in his busiest night of the season, yet the goalie duel everyone expected against Henrik Lundqvist never materialized.
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LONDON - British sprinter Dwain Chambers has given up his battle to overturn a lifetime Olympic doping ban, but still is targeting gold at other major competitions.
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MONTREAL - Clothes might make the man, but Marc Trestman and John Hufnagel proved Wednesday they don't always offer a glimpse into what makes them tick.
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MIAMI - Dwyane Wade did something the NBA hadn't seen in more than 31 years. It still wasn't enough to take down the sharpshooting Toronto Raptors.
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