For an eighth consecutive day, there were more than 50 new cases of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan. In fact, the 90 new cases shown in Wednesday’s provincial government dashboard was the second highes...

The Government of Saskatchewan is spending more than $10 million in facility and infrastructure improvements in southern provincial parks in 2021-22. A total investment of over $18.1 million will be m...

How badly do you want ice cream? Bad enough to land a helicopter in a parking lot? Tisdale RCMP allege a Leroy man did that and also landed in the middle of an RCMP investigation. Around five o'clock ...

A Calgary company has been fined $500 thousand in Saskatoon Provincial Court in a fatal accident case, after being found guilty on two counts under The Occupational Health and Safety Regulations. Banf...

Ile a la Crosse RCMP say two men have been charged after allegedly threatening a man with a gun. On August 5, around 1:15 p.m., RCMP received a complaint that a man had gone to a residence in the comm...

Four University of Saskatchewan research teams have been awarded nearly $678,000 by the Canada Foundation for Innovation for equipment and labs to support leading-edge research in big data analytics, ...

SCHEDULE FOR WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11 The Canadian Football League's 2021 regular-season returns to action tomorrow when the B-C Lions visit the Calgary Stampeders. The Saskatchewan Roughriders are off un...

Child Care Now advocate, Sue Delanoy says, with a federal election likely to be called very soon, child care advocates are anxious that the Saskatchewan government move quickly to negotiate a child ca...

The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations is marking 75 years of representing First Nations in Saskatchewan. The organization is celebrating Wednesday evening at the Saskatoon Inn. It will also b...

SIGA is reporting an annual net loss of $16 million for the 2020-21 year. In a year when there is net income, profits are shared 50 per cent with First Nations Trust, which is distributed to First Nat...