On the pebbled ice: The Saskatchewan Senior Women's and Senior Men's Curling Championships continue today and run through Sunday in Aberdeen. The Senior Women's division involves seven teams in a roun...

For 50 minutes, the Saskatoon Blades were in very good position to win their 30th game of the 2021-22 W-H-L regular-season, only to have the explosive Winnipeg ICE rally for a 4-3 overtime triumph Fri...

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is heading to Europe on Sunday through next Friday, to strengthen Canada’s solidarity with its European partners and allies in the face of Russia’s invasion o...

Friday’s snowfall has been declared the sixth snow event of the winter for the City of Saskatoon. When a snow event is declared, the goal is to clear all the driving lanes over the next 72 hours...

The work for the Saskatchewan Internet Child Exploitation Unit continues to rise every year, going for 186 files in 2020 to 853 in 2021. The ICE Unit has released statistics from the past year. From t...

The Ministry of Corrections and the Saskatoon Tribal Council have officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding to support First Nations inmates as they transition back into their home communities. ...

Prince Albert Police are looking for the public’s help to find a missing teen. Fifteen year old Isiah Smallboy is six feet tall, 130 pounds and he has dark brown hair and eyes. Anyone with infor...

So far the only candidate who has officially declared he is running to be leader of the Conservative party is Pierre Poilievre. He stopped in Saskatoon on Thursday and is in Regina today (Fri). Poilie...

Researchers at the University of Saskatchewan who have set up a wastewater monitoring program for COVID-19 have been asked by provincial health officials to extend their research across the province. ...

Deadlines are looming for the removal of ice fishing shacks. For those south of Highway 16 the deadline is March 15 and for those north of Highway 16 the deadline is March 31st. The province points ou...