The Saskatchewan Rattlers added three guards to their 2021 Canadian Elite Basketball League roster with Wednesday’s announcement of results of the league’s annual U Sports Draft. Coming of...

Nuclear energy is looking like more of an option in Canada. There is now a fourth province joining the team to collaborate on the advancement of small modular reactors as a clean energy option. Albert...

With vaccinations rolling out across the province, one of the first major sports events returning to Saskatoon will be the Canadian Olympic Curling Trials in November. Heather Bury, the Business Devel...

Saskatchewan Blue Cross says, starting today, group plan sponsors can enhance their health and wellbeing support for their employees by adding Online Doctors to their group benefits plan. It's a virtu...

WorkSafe Saskatchewan has launched an online psychological resource centre for Saskatchewan employers and workers. The agency says, in the past five years, psychological health claims have been on the...

High tech firm Vendasta of Saskatoon has been studying the effects of the COVID-19 virus on small and medium businesses. Their results indicate 82% of surveyed businesses put effort into their online ...

SCHEDULE FOR WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14 Western Hockey League-4 games: Saskatoon Blades vs Swift Current Broncos–4 p.m. at Regina (The broadcast on 98-COOL starts at 4:00 p.m. with the play-by-play, me...

Two Regina men are facing a total of fifteen charges after an investigation into drug trafficking in that city. Last Wednesday, police got a warrant to search premises in the 2100 block of Rothwell St...

SEIU-West says, Canadian Blood Services is proceeding with its plan to slash mobile blood-collecting clinics across rural Saskatchewan. Union President Barbara Cape says, "CBS was begging for blood do...

2nd Avenue is closed between 19th Street and Saunders Place for construction work. Detours are in place guiding motorists around the work zone. The project is expected to take five days to complete, w...