The Saskatchewan government says the province has 29 new cases of COVID-19 as of Tuesday. To date, there have been 1,479 cases of the virus in the province. There are 17 new cases in Saskatoon while t...

The Red Deer RCMP confirmed Dr. Walter Reynolds is the person who was killed in an attack at a walk-in-clinic in the central Alberta city. Superintendent Gerald Grobmeier, Detachment Commander, Red De...

Regina Police say a 48 year-old man has been charged with uttering threats after allegedly leaving threatening voice-mail messages at the Legislative office of the Premier. The investigation began on ...

The Saskatchewan Health Quality Council held a panel with three physicians and two patient partners recently to discuss virtual care. CEO Tracey Sherin says the patients said they see virtual care as ...

To help adapt to more virtual education in light of the pandemic, Gabriel Dumont Institute has received $50-thousand from the United Way of Saskatoon & Area for its Learning Centres in La Ronge an...

The province has approved the first intake of municipal projects under the Targeted Sector Support Initiative. 33 projects have received the green light. Government Relations Minister Lori Carr says, ...

Two homes were damaged in a fire around 2:30 Tuesday morning. The Saskatoon Fire Department was called out to the 500 block of Avenue G South. Crews arrived to find a fire burning between two houses. ...

Saskatoon-based Nutrien Limited says its adjusted earnings before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation and Amortization were $1.72 billion in the second quarter. Adjusted net earnings were $1.45 per share. P...

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Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation says the preliminary, seasonally adjusted housing starts in Canada rose from 212,095 in June to 245,604 in July. That was a rise of 16 per cent. In Saskatchewan...