Emergency Preparedness Week is underway. The idea is marked to encourage Canadians to be better prepared to protect themselves and their families during emergencies. Director of Emergency Planning wit...

SCHEDULE FOR MONDAY, MAY 3 The seventh and final event in the Calgary curling bubble continues today and runs through Sunday, May 9th. There are 14 countries taking part in the round-robin plus playof...

The Canadian Light Source at the University of Saskatchewan is extending their spring shutdown by several weeks, which will disrupt planned operations in May and June. On April 5, due to several cases...

The Saskatchewan Teachers Federation is calling on the province to increase COVID-19 measures in Saskatoon. STF President Patrick Maze says two weeks ago they called for Saskatoon and area schools to ...

Starting Monday, RCMP are modifying the areas served by Prince Albert, Melfort, and Wakaw detachments. To enhance police service delivery, the area served by Melfort RCMP will now include the communit...

As of 8:30 Monday morning, the drive-thru immunization clinic in Regina will be open for those people who are 40 years of age and older, or anyone with valid eligibility letters or other proof of empl...

The Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools were informed late last evening (Sun) of a positive COVID-19 case in an individual at St. Joseph High School that is being investigated as a variant of concern. ...

The City of Saskatoon says street sweeping has been underway and neighbourhood pre-sweeping begins today through Friday and because it is pre-sweeping there will be no yellow No Parking signs. Pre-swe...

The Saskatoon Public Library will be temporarily moving to curbside and virtual services only, to help curb the rise of COVID-19 and variants of concern in Saskatoon. The closures begin today (Monday)...

Saskatoon Transit saw a deficit of $2.6 million for fixed bus routes in 2020. In Transit’s annual report being presented today (Monday) Director James McDonald says Transit was hoping 2020 would...