The President of the Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation is suggesting increased numbers of COVID-19 is an indication that the second wave of the virus is now rolling through Saskatchewan. There w...

Nightclubs continue to be the primary link to new COVID-19 cases in Saskatoon. Saskatchewan’s largest city had 20 of Tuesday’s 44 new cases of the novel coronavirus in the update from the ...

Saskatoon police say they don’t believe a break and enter in progress and robbery last night was random in nature. Shortly after 11:30, patrol officers responded to a detached garage in the 400 ...

Lee Kormish describes himself as a hard working business person who wants to make the downtown area a more desirable space for residents and businesses. Kormish says when residents invite visitors to ...

On Monday 26 year old Branden Dillon of Onion Lake was arrested in Prince Albert and charged with second degree murder in connection to the death of Braden Bull. It’s almost exactly a month ago ...

On Sunday, U.S. Border agents seized a half a ton of pot at a Canadian border crossing. The U.S. Customs and Border Protection at the Blue Water Bridge in Ontario sent a garbage truck to secondary ins...

Three more Prince Albert police officers have tested positive for COVID-19. There are now four members with COVID-19. The police service was notified of the positive tests over the weekend and on Mond...

Tuesday is the first day for the provincial election advance polls, open from noon to 8 through Saturday, leading up to election day on Monday. Saskatchewan Party Leader Scott Moe is encouraging every...

There is a new list of potential locations for COVID-19 at businesses in Saskatchewan. The list includes Beauval, Martensville, Meadow Lake, Regina, and Saskatoon. Public health officials say anyone a...

The federal Conservatives have put forward a confidence motion over government spending during the pandemic. The Prime Minister says his government doesn’t want to call an election but may be fo...