Another person who tested positive for COVID-19 has died, for a total now of 410 Saskatchewan residents. The individual was in the eighty and over category and was from the northwest zone. The number ...

The province says the vaccine booking system has been so successful that the province will move to Phase Two, which includes residents under 70 years of age, sooner than expected. Residents over age 7...

A Conference Board of Canada study says building Small Modular Reactors in Ontario and Saskatchewan would create jobs, increase provincial revenues and help with zero-emission, reliable and cost-compe...

Saskatchewan is going to be the first jurisdiction in Canada to offer online training for Class 1 drivers. Starting March 29th, the classroom portion of the mandatory entry level training that is need...

Last year was a difficult one because of the pandemic, but a report to the Saskatoon Board of Police Commissioners tomorrow (Thurs) will show that because some of the Police Service assumptions were p...

The federal government says it has entered into a new agreement with the Government of Saskatchewan to support essential air access to remote communities. Ottawa is contributing up to $1,592,000 for a...

Thirty-six year-old Michael Francis Mayer of Regina is facing charges in that city after a police investigation into a series of break and enters to mailboxes on March 3rd and 4th. On March 4th police...

There was an armed robbery in St. Walburg around 11 o’clock Monday night and Turtleford RCMP are asking for the public’s help in tracking down the alleged thieves. Police say two males ent...

Statistics Canada says the Consumer Price Index rose at a slightly faster pace year-over-year in February, up 1.1 per cent, than in January which was up one per cent. Prices for consumer goods rose on...

A 47-year-old man is charged with Assault with a Weapon, Using a Firearm to Commit an Offense, Possession of a Dangerous Weapon, Uttering Threats to Cause Death, Being Unlawfully in a Dwelling and Bre...