The Prime Minister is considering funding body cameras for police across Canada. He says he had a discussion with cabinet on Friday that will continue today [on] and he also spoke with commissioner Br...

COVID-19 has moved many people to working from home; but, not everyone has that choice. Statistics Canada says about 40 per cent of Canadians are in jobs that can be done from home. There are others w...

Non-medical face masks are becoming more prevalent and Saskatoon’s Mayor doesn’t think they will be going away any time soon. Charlie Clark wonders what next fall will look like with stude...

Visible smoke in a Hallway at St. Paul’s Hospital around 9:30 Sunday morning brought the Saskatoon Fire Department into action. Within minutes of their arrival, crews determined the smoke was co...

As of 4 a.m. this morning, over a 60 hour period, Saskatoon recorded 48 millimetres of rain. The Battlefords recorded 43 millimetres, Rosetown 41, Meadow Lake at 39 and Buffalo Narrows with 26 millime...

Sunday was a big day for Saskatchewan in the fight against COVID-19. There were no new cases reported in the province, and 12 recoveries. With the amount of recoveries in the province now at 623, ther...

Research conducted at the Canadian Light Source on the University of Saskatchewan campus shows men and women develop heart disease differently. Marta Cerutti, a scientist at McGill University used one...

More phone calls and online meetings have become the norm for many businesses. That’s also the case for the Canadian Red Cross as it continues to deliver its services during the COVID-19 pandemi...

At approximately 3:58 p.m. on Saturday, the Saskatoon Fire Department received a 911 call reporting a boarded-up home on fire in the 100 block of Avenue O South. Three fire engines, one rescue unit, o...

The cause of a fire that destroyed a Saskatoon home early Sunday morning is still unknown. At approximately 1:11 a.m the Saskatoon Fire Department received multiple 911 calls regarding a home in the 3...