As expected, Saskatchewan N-D-P leader Ryan Meili isn’t impressed with the province announcing the transfer of six I-C-U patients to Ontario. While expressing thoughts to the families of the I-C...

Saskatchewan Polytechnic has launched a new way of learning. President and CEO, Dr. Larry Rosia, says Surge micro-credentials give learners the skills to fast-track their careers while also giving emp...

Another record day for the number of COVID-19 patients in intensive care units Monday in Saskatchewan. The Government of Saskatchewan’s dashboard update says there are 85 people in an ICU with C...

The Prince Albert Police Service say their officers used a taser to control a situation from this past Friday evening in which a woman was threatening self-harm. At about 10 p.m. on October 15, the P-...

The search for three missing boaters from last week on Wollaston Lake, two males and one female, has turned up one of the males, found deceased in the water on October 16. Efforts to locate the other ...

An autopsy held Monday in Saskatoon is for an Onion Lake Cree Nation woman who was found dead this past Friday after being part of a missing person investigation for upwards of two weeks prior to that...

The future of the curbside organics program and waste collection have become clearer in regards to how the programs will be funded in the upcoming years. On Monday, the City’s Governance and Pri...

Until now, this hasn’t happen during the pandemic in Saskatchewan, but because of capacity issues in the province’s ICUs, a patient with COVID-19 is being transported to Ontario to receive...

A new Public Health Order came into effect today that adds some businesses and retail outlets to the requirement for a Proof of Vaccination or Negative Test in order to gain access by the public. The ...

SaskPower's $18-million power line upgrade, previously known as the Sutherland Power Line, has been delayed. The project has been renamed the Preston Crossing Power Line and the upgrade was to accommo...