A convoy of transport truck drivers are driving across the country to protest the federal vaccine mandate for cross-border travel, something the U.S. government has also put in place. Supporters of th...

It looks like Fortune Minerals has found a place other than Saskatchewan for its mining refinery. President and CEO Robin Goad has stated last year that the company had been enticed by the province, t...

The year may be over, but the homicide statistics for Regina in 2021 have just risen to 15. The Regina Police Service reports that two people, a man and a woman, have been arrested and charged in conn...

SCHEDULE FOR MONDAY, JANUARY 24 National Hockey League–7 games: Montreal Canadiens at Minnesota Wild-7 p.m. St. Louis Blues at Calgary Flames-8 p.m. Vegas Golden Knights at Washington Capitals-6...

A report heading to the Governance and Priorities Committee today (Mon) highlights that more City staff have tested positive for COVID-19 in 2022 than the entire pandemic. The report states that 202 C...

The non-jury trial for one of ten people charged in connection to the death of Tiki Laverdiere begins today (Mon) in North Battleford Court of Queen’s Bench. Danita Thomas is charged with first ...

If you have ever had a problem hearing someone behind their mask or behind plexiglass, because of the COVID-19 safety protocols, a Saskatoon inventor has come up with a solution. Brian Kendall says he...

Saskatoon’s snow plows were out over the weekend. The City says in a news release there was a total accumulation of seven centimetres, which met the threshold to declare a 4th snow event of the ...

There were no new deaths reported in Sunday’s provincial COVID-19 update, but it was another record breaking day with 1,629 new cases of the virus. From those new cases, 298 were unvaccinated or...

The Prince Albert Police Service will present a mixture of good and not-so-good news for the February 1st Prince Albert Board of Police Commissioners monthly meeting when it comes to 2021 statistics. ...