The Fraser Institute says the size of government has risen in every province over the last two years except in two: Saskatchewan and Prince Edward Island. Policy analyst Alex Whalen says, “The s...

It was an unusual move for a presiding judge to make and raised some eyebrows in Regina. On Friday, Justice Graeme Mitchell said the protest and fast in Wascana Park by anti-suicide advocate Tristan D...

SaskTel says its technicians completed repairs at about 2:00 o'clock Tuesday morning to a damaged fibre cable and restored all SaskTel services in and around the communities of Bladworth, Lanigan, Nok...

On Monday, Regina Police were dispatched to a report of a man trying to punch another person. Police say when they arrived they witnessed the suspect run aggressively at the victim. When police moved ...

Carla Streeton has been nominated as the NDP candidate for Martensville-Warman in the upcoming provincial election. As a teacher, Streeton says she has seen first-hand how the Sask Party government...

The fire on Sunday evening around 7:30 in the 200 block of Avenue I South has been been determined to be arson. The Saskatoon Fire Department responded to a commercial building fire which took almost ...

The city of Saskatoon has approved the purchase of land that could be the new home of Saskatoon’s North Civic Operation Yard. The purchase sees two properties acquired in North Saskatoon, 3815 W...

SaskTel has a planned outage affecting a long list of northern communities from midnight until around 6 Tuesday morning. That means no SaskTel internet, wireless or landline service during that time. ...

The Communication of COVID cases in schools and day cares in the province, was addressed by Premier Scott Moe Monday, after positive cases in both areas were announced. Moe says the process and protoc...

Premier Scott Moe, along with Provincial Ministers and Mayor Charlie Clark met Monday, to highlight where dollars from the Municipal Economic Enhancement Program (MEEP) are being allocated. Saskatoon ...