The Saskatoon Fire Department says they continue to work with the Saskatoon Police Service to determine the cause of a fatal house fire in the city. The damage to the home is now estimated at $120,000...

Despite the recommendation from the provincial government not to partake in international travel, Municipalities of Saskatchewan President Gordon Barnhart is in Hawaii, conducting business remotely . ...

It has been over a week since Saskatchewan received any COVID-19 vaccines and Premier Scott Moe says vaccinations have ground to a standstill. However, 5,850 Pfizer doses are expected in the next day ...

The largest field ever for a Scotties Tournament of Hearts will not have a “Page” Playoff format for the first time in several years. The 18 teams have been split into two pools for round-...

Responding to an alarm in Watson, Saskatchewan, turned into the dismantling of a marijuana grow operation last month. On January 18, Humboldt R-C-M-P responded to an alarm at a non-residential buildin...

Saskatchewan has its first two cases of COVID-19 variant to report in Tuesday’s update from the Ministry of Health. The U-K variant was found in two Regina residents, although both are no longer...

A Regina motorist got caught going over double the speed limit in a 70 kilometer zone on Monday night. A tweet from the Regina Police Service shows a vehicle was clocked going 164km/hr in a 70 zone. T...

The Saskatchewan Roughriders announced the signing of import offensive tackle Angelo Garcia Tuesday. The 6’7″, 305-pound Troy University grad was New England’s third round pick in th...

There are now seven people charged in connection with the death of Dylan Chretien. In November of 2019 the 30 year old who lived in Lloydminster drove a friend to Prince Albert and was later reported ...

Anna Pacik, Communications Manager at Saskatoon’s Lighthouse Supported Living, says if their staff didn’t have Naloxone training, they’d have seven dead people at the facility. A gue...