Saskatchewan’s Premier and Health Minister toured the COVID-19 mass immunization clinic set up at Evraz Place in Regina today (Thurs). Premier Scott Moe is confident that Saskatchewan is ready t...

For the second time this week, there were no new COVID-19-related deaths in Saskatchewan. That was also the case on Monday. Thursday’s update on the novel coronavirus from the Ministry of Health...

The Saskatchewan Roughriders have signed a Florida State grad, considered to be a premier kick returner who possesses 4.37-second speed in the 40-yard dash. Kermit Whitfield will be at the Green and W...

Nutrien’s President and CEO says 2020 will go down as one of the most challenging years in recent history, but as we look towards 2021 we can see prospects of a much better year both socially an...

Western Canada Lottery Corporation says Michael Tokarz of Rosthern won $1,182,437.43 – the grand jackpot – on Vault Breaker at Sports on Tap in Saskatoon last Friday. Tokarz says he hugged...

The Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP) surveyed oil sands producers and says it shows the increasing role of Indigenous suppliers to the industry. In 2019 about $2.4 billion was spent ...

The Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce has entered into a partnership with Saskatchewan’s Polytechnic’s School of Continuing education to deliver virtual programming throughout the province....

Martensville RCMP are asking for help from the public in finding 83-year-old Donald Fowler. Donald left his residence in Martensville last night [wed] and has not been seen since. Police believes he i...

The Greater Saskatoon Chamber of Commerce says federal programs have been a lifeline for businesses during the pandemic, but there are concerns with uptake and eligibility. CEO Jason Aebig says during...

This week Saskatoon residents can view an art installation that is looking ahead to “Life After a Pandemic”. Spokesperson Shad Ali, says the ECLAT Lighting initiative recently invited stud...