The regulation of E-Scooters has been brought to the attention of the city’s transportation committee. Saskatoon Business owner, Ben Quattrini, is asking the city to create a framework for an e-...

For the third straight day and fifth time in the last six days, Saskatchewan recorded less than 10 per cent positive cases of COVID-19 from processed tests. Unfortunately, the province had another two...

Six Indigenous-owned businesses have been awarded SREDA SOAR grants. The virtual event was held Friday by the Saskatoon Regional Economic Development Authority in partnership with the Greater Saskatoo...

Saskatchewan’s Health Minister told the federal government’s Standing Committee on Health that if the province doesn’t get all the COVID-19 vaccines that were promised, it will be ch...

The Director General of the World Health Organization says recent global COVID-19 numbers shows that the virus can be controlled, even with new variants in circulation, by using the same proven public...

COVID-19 has posed added challenges for students and for the school counsellors who support them. Doctor Janice Graham-Migel, is President of the School Councillors Chapter of the Canadian Counselling...

Indigenous spending is now the federal government’s second largest operational program expense, behind only national defense. In a report written for the Fraser Institute, Tom Flanagan of the Sc...

SCHEDULE FOR MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1   National Hockey League-6 games: Vancouver Canucks at Montreal Canadiens-6 p.m. Calgary Flames at Winnipeg Jets-7 p.m. Pittsburgh Penguins at New York Rangers-6 p...

Cumberland Avenue South is closed between 11th and 12th streets for emergency sewer connection replacement work. Detours are in place. This project is expected to take two days to complete, weather pe...

The Saskatoon Food Bank and Learning Centre says they have to temporarily pause emergency food hamper service after the Saskatchewan Health Authority declared an outbreak at the food bank. Three of th...