The Saskatoon Fire Department says a house fire in the 900 block of 2nd Street East is accidental. The call came in at 6:53 pm Wednesday and when they arrived four minutes later, there were no signs o...

Starting at 8 a.m. this morning, 33rd Street will be closed between Edward Avenue and Spadina Crescent for manhole repairs. The work is expected to take two days to complete. Saskatoon Transit will co...

Because of the pandemic, there has been a 74 per cent rise in health and safety measures in the workplace and nearly one-third of working Canadians say loyalty to their employer has grown, because of ...

A Neilberg man has scratched his way to a $3-million win. That’s how much Terry Simon won from a Sask Lotteries scratch ticket from May 17th. He ticket was bought at a gas station in Lloydminste...

Phase 3 of re-opening the provincial economy began on Monday and Phase 2 for health services begins next Tuesday. The Saskatchewan Health Authority reports that surgical capacity will increase over a ...

There are two more new cases of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan and another day without any new recoveries. The Saskatchewan government says the total number of COVID-19 cases to date sit at 658. The new cas...

The Saskatoon Fire Department says when they were trying to get to a garage fire in the Adelaide/Churchill neighbourhood yesterday evening, a man stood in the road trying to impede their response to t...

A 35 year old Moose Jaw man is facing a charge of Possession of Child Pornography after an investigation by police in that city. Matthew Charles Gray was actually being investigated for other matters ...

Two projects, led by the Johnson Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy based at the University of Saskatchewan and the University of Regina have received $400 thousand in funding from Mitacs, a nat...

There will be some changes, but civic elections in Saskatchewan will still happen on November 9th despite COVID-19. Returning Officer with the City of Saskatoon, Scott Bastian, says they have been kee...