For the second day in a row, a Saskatchewan resident in their 80s from the South region has passed away due to COVID-19. The province’s death toll because of the novel coronavirus is up to 55 pe...

Saskatoon city leaders are making a direct appeal to the city’s citizens to help get COVID-19 numbers down by following guidelines. They say cases have gone from 257 active cases a month ago to ...

The Prime Minister says pre-planning work for the roll-out of COVID-19 vaccines in Canada continues. Justin Trudeau says the National Operations Centre is working closely with the provinces and territ...

People along 22nd Street W may notice a white smoke coming from catch basins and on property Friday. The City’s sewer maintenance staff is using a non-toxic liquid smoke to identify weak points ...

The 2020 construction season is wrapping up and the province says that the highlight was the opening of new passing lanes on Highways 7, 9, 10 and 39. Highways Minister Joe Hargrave says "Passing lane...

The provincial government says patients, families, and health care providers will benefit from $100 million in health renewal projects across the province. The funding goes to the Saskatchewan Health ...

Government Relations Minister Don McMorris has announced the percentages of value to be applied to certain properties starting in 2021, as part of the revaluation cycle across the province. The percen...

Judge Shannon Metivier has been chosen as the new Chief Judge of the Provincial Court of Saskatchewan, effective March 1. Justice Minister and Attorney General Gordon Wyant says, “Her time as a ...

The province is reminding everyone to make sure that ice is safe and thick enough before walking or driving on it. Ice thickness depends on the particular waterbody and the local conditions. As a guid...

The Saskatoon Fire Department is testing and monitoring ice thickness at storm water retention ponds around the city to verify their safety and integrity for skating. The ice must reach a minimum thic...