The Canadian Taxpayers Federation is says Canadians are the victims of broken carbon-tax promises from both Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Opposition Leader Erin O’Toole. The CTF says, before...

Saskatchewan Trade and Export Partnership is celebrating 25 years as an export and market development organization. STEP says, over the past quarter century, Saskatchewan has seen remarkable growth in...

SGI says, if you’re heading out this weekend, don’t be surprised if you encounter a police checkstop at some point, no matter where you’re going. Municipal police forces and RCMP hav...

SCHEDULE FOR WEDNESDAY, MAY 19 The World Mixed Doubles Curling Championship continues today and runs through Sunday in Aberdeen, Scotland. A total of 20 nations are represented by two-person teams con...

Saskatchewan Provincial Parks’ annual campsite reservation launch saw thousands of successful bookings take place over a two-week period, from April 12 to 23. A total of 43,566 nightly, group an...

A police officer in London Ontario has died. Police Chief Steve Williams made the announcement on Twitter on Wednesday. He says, “I am saddened to report that we lost a member of our service tod...

Statistics Canada says, in 2020, business productivity rose sharply in every province. Nationally, business productivity increased 8.1 per cent, the largest gain since the annual data series began in ...

Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools says the Saskatchewan Health Authority has found a positive COVID-19 case in an individual at each of St. Michael Community School, St. Angela School, E.D. Feehan Ca...

Saskatoon Police are looking for a hit and run driver. Around 7:15 Wednesday night, numerous calls reported the accident at the intersection of 17th Street and Avenue W. A grey Nissan Titan failed to ...

Ensuring uranium workers are safe and protected at their jobs sites is the basis behind a new Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission study. The Canadian Uranium Workers Study aims to measure how exposure ...