There was a protest in front of the provincial legislature on Tuesday, which both Premier Scott Moe and Chief Medical Health Officer Dr. Saqib Shahab took the time to recognize during the daily COVID-...

This is probably the best day Saskatchewan has had in its efforts to flatten the curve of COVID-19. There are no new cases of novel coronavirus to report and the provincial total remains at 646. Fourt...

Saskatoon fire fighters had to extract a middle age woman from her vehicle when it flipped in the 17-hundred block of Preston Avenue North, which is shortly before the turn into Preston Crossing, at 1...

Don’t look for KN-95 masks used by front-line health workers to be made available to the public anytime soon. Procurement Minister Anita Anand says, we are still in the middle of a crisis, espec...

The average new home is more flammable than the homes of 50 years ago. That from Saskatoon Fire Department Assistant Chief, Wayne Rodger, who explains that new homes are built with lightweight materia...

Saskatoon Police are reminding people to protect themselves from scams by being knowledgeable about them. Among some of the recent ones are: Extortion emails, a “homes-for-rent” scam, scam...

North Battleford RCMP say they nabbed a couple of high-speeders last Friday and Saturday. The first was just after six o’clock Friday night when radar picked up a vehicle doing 132 km/hr in an 8...

Saskatoon Police say a man became aggressive on a city bus just before ten o’clock Monday night and allegedly tried to strike the driver before running off. Members of the police Bike Unit were ...

About $5,000 damage in a shed and brush fire Tuesday morning on the 13 hundred block of Preston Avenue South. The Saskatoon Fire Department got the call around five o’clock. Crews arrived in und...

Justin Trudeau says his government continues to procure personal protective equipment for frontline health care workers, with the possibility of a 2nd wave of coronavirus infections on the horizon. Sp...