The provincial government is budgeting for $160-million in new health and public safety funding from its $200-million contingency fund and issuing of special warrants in February totaling $322.8-milli...

The incident and traffic restrictions in the 1100 block of Avenue W North are over. At about 2:30 Monday afternoon, the last remaining person in a suite of an apartment block left the unit and was arr...

The Saskatchewan Roughriders announced Monday morning that they have signed Canadian offensive lineman Brett Boyko. The Saskatoon product played 15 games for the B-C Lions in 2019. Boyko spent three s...

Saskatoon product and veteran Team Canada forward Emily Clark (pictured) is one of 35 players invited by Hockey Canada to attend the National Women's Team Training Camp in Halifax, starting Monday. Th...

Official Opposition Finance Critic Trent Wotherspoon is calling on the province to release the third quarter financial report for the 2020-21 fiscal year. Wotherspoon says, "The Sask. Party's decision...

One of the spokespeople for a national healing event says not everyone who wanted to was able to speak at the Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and Girls Inquiry, but a new, group art project in W...

Roger Brandvold, Chair of the University of Regina's Board of Governors has announced that Dr. Jeff Keshen will join the University of Regina on July 1st as its eighth President and Vice-Chancellor. K...

March is Fraud Prevention Month and SaskTel is reminding its customers to practice digital self-defense, to protect themselves and their personal information from falling victim to cyber scams. Doug B...

Federated Co-operatives Limited, on behalf of the Co-operative Retailing System in Western Canada, is renewing its support for research at the University of Saskatchewan. The university will receive $...

The province says a Saskatchewan lawyer is being recognized for her contributions to the legal profession and public service, with the Queen’s Counsel (Q.C.) designation. Foluke Laosebikan, is w...