In what could be the first major curling competition played before fans in a facility, tickets go on sale Friday, April 9 for the Tim Horton’s Curling Trials…to be held November 20 through...

The U of S men’s basketball Huskies affiliation with the Saskatchewan Rattlers, and vice-versa…at least among the people in charge of on-court operations…was cemented even further Th...

The Saskatchewan Rush will be one of the 14 National Lacrosse League teams that will return to play on December 3-4. The N-L-L let it be known that their Board of Governors have approved an 18-game re...

The Ministry of Health is reporting no new deaths related to COVID-19 on Thursday. While new cases outnumbered recoveries 165 to 153, the province also reported an additional 1493 doses of vaccines we...

Two out of three teens charged in relation the 2019 attempted robbery and homicide of a 15 year-old boy have been sentenced. In November of 2019 a 15 year-old boy was shot near the ATM area of a credi...

The Saskatchewan Health Authority is expanding eligibility for booking vaccination appointments to those in the 80 years and older age group. This after the SHA reported a successful first day of book...

Researchers at the University of Saskatchewan have launched a new digital program that is aiming to support mental health during the pandemic. Dr. Tracie Risling, Associate Professor in the College of...

Regina Police are advising the public about a man who is considered to be a high risk to re-offend sexually. Forty-three year old Jason Paul Thorn, will reside in the Heritage neighbourhood of Regina ...

A fully electric fleet is the ultimate goal of a new pilot project that will see 4 electric vehicles hit the streets of Saskatoon. Director of Roadways, Fleet and Support Goran Saric says four battery...

The Government of Saskatchewan is announcing nearly $29 million in funding to support school divisions and independent schools with sanitation, substitute teacher costs, procuring PPE, and assisting s...