Vulnerable women will not have to brave the cold this winter following a last-minute approval of a women’s warming shelter by Saskatoon City Council. With the warming shelter on Avenue C slated ...

SaskPower announced today that the construction of the Aspen Power Station near Lanigan has generated $558 million for local businesses. The money has been committed to 189 Saskatchewan businesses thr...

Brenda Reynolds, an Indigenous social worker and a status treaty member of the Fishing Lake Saulteaux First Nation, was one of two recipients receiving the honour. The UN Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela Pri...

Two men were arrested on drug charges following a traffic stop in Moose Jaw on Wednesday. Moose Jaw Police indicate the stop was originally about an impaired driving investigation. A search of the veh...

The Humboldt Broncos donated blood on Thursday in Saskatoon at the Canada Blood Services Donor Centre. Donating blood has become a tradition for the team following the 2018 Broncos bus crash, where do...

CUPE Saskatchewan says the Supreme Court of Canada announced today that it will hear appeals in the legal challenge to Bill 137: The Education Amendment Act, 2023. The announcement follows a recent Sa...

The BMI Group has completed the acquisition of the former Prince Albert Pulp Mill. A news release from the mayor’s office in Prince Albert describes the acquisition as the first real opportunity...

A Lloydminster man is facing charges after the Saskatchewan Internet Child Exploitation (ICE) Unit executed a search warrant at a home in Lloydminster on Tuesday. Electronic devices were examined at s...

For the most part, reaction is positive from the agriculture sector to Tuesday’s federal budget, but areas of concern remain. There was no extension on a rail inter-switching pilot project and t...

Saskatoon firefighters had to put out a fire at a boarded-up house in the 100 Block of Ave N South Wednesday night. The call came in at 9:41 p.m. And when fire crews arrived, they could see smoke and ...