Saskatchewan Polytechnic has received $951,344 from the Government of Canada’s Future Skills Centre as part of the Shock-proofing the Future of Work partnership. Sask Polytech’s is one of ...

The City of Prince Albert says, street sweeping operations have started in targeted areas where conditions allow. Full operations will begin in late April or early May once snow melts completely and s...

A North Battleford area man charged with sexual assault, luring a child to facilitate an offence, and making explicit material available to a child was sentenced in Saskatoon Provincial Court on Tuesd...

Canadian Oncology Pharmacists say patients with cancer are at risk if a second COVID vaccine dose is delayed. The Saskatchewan government announced it would follow the National Advisory Committee̵...

If you notice the College Building at the University of Saskatchewan lit up in green this evening it is for Green Shirt Day. April 7th is recognized as Green Shirt Day in honour of Logan Boulet, the 2...

Around 1:30 Wednesday morning, Moose Jaw Police were sent to a home on South Hill for a report of a Break and Enter in progress where a subject was armed with a knife. Officers encountered a male in t...

A discarded 500 gram brick of cocaine was part of a bust during a high-risk traffic stop just before ten o'clock Tuesday night. It began with a call to police about a Mercedes being driven erratically...

On Thursday, the Nature Conservancy of Canada is doing a national presentation on Prairie Community Pastures and why these native grasslands play an important role in the western economy and are a lar...

City of Saskatoon workers are starting to ramp up maintenance activities for the more than 2,000 hectares of park and open spaces in Saskatoon. The park clean-up process begins in a couple of weeks an...

Combined Traffic Services Saskatchewan pulled over a speeder near Borden on Highway 16. The car was clocked at 147 km/h in the 110 km/h zone. The cost for speeding down the Yellowhead was $560. And th...