This is as “Canadian” of a case of theft as you can get and it isn’t really a crime! Porcupine Plain R-C-M-P responded to a May 7th complaint in a rural area of the theft of some pos...

The N-D-P condemned the SaskParty’s record on jobs in the Legislature Tuesday. N-D-P leader Ryan Meili says 80 per cent of work on the $600 million Swift Current power project and the $800 milli...

A house fire in the 21-hundred block of Coy Avenue destroyed a home in Saskatoon’s Exhibition neighbourhood. The call came in at 4:24 a.m. and when fire crews arrived on scene the rear of the bu...

More Saskatchewan residents will be able to roll up their sleeves and receive a COVID-19 shot as of Wednesday. Tuesday’s update from the Ministry of Health expanded the eligibility age from 29-a...

If you had a vehicle registered with SGI between 2018 and 2020, your cheque is in the mail, or it will be shortly. Chief Financial Officer Jeff Stepan says about 709,000 rebate cheques are being maile...

Saskatchewan’s Legislature has become the first Legislative Building in Canada to receive the Rick Hansen Foundation Accessibility Certification. SaskBuilds and Procurement Minister Jim Reiter e...

A Saskatchewan product, with a base of experience in sports leadership and management, is the new Chief Athletics Office for Huskie Athletics. The U of S announced Shannon Chinn as Dave Hardy’s ...

Swift Current’s Windscape Kite Festival and Long Day’s Night Music Festival, both of which which are usually held around the summer solstice in June are being cancelled again this year bec...

Minister of Natural Resources, Seamus O’Regan, says Ottawa has filed a court brief in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Michigan, regarding the Enbridge Line 5 pipeline. The br...

Despite the COVID-19 pandemic Saskatoon saw a record number of total licensed businesses in 2020. Last year the City reports an additional 1,076 new business were licensed bringing the city to a recor...