A significant firearms haul for Manitoba RCMP and Winnipeg Police. In a joint investigation, the two forces conducted a search April 18th at a property just outside of Melita, Manitoba, in the southwe...

A passerby called the Saskatoon Fire Department after spotting smoke coming from St. Paul’s Lutheran Church on the 600 block of Taylor Street East around 6:40 this morning (mon). Crews located a...

A COVID-19 vaccine created at the University of Saskatchewan’s VIDO-Intervac has tested safe in two ferrets. VIDO Intervac Director Dr. Volker Gerdts says they used the prototype vaccine on the ...

Moose Jaw firefighters battled two grass fires in the city on Sunday. Gusty winds were contributing to the spread of the fires, the first of which started around 1p.m. beside the north on-ramp of the ...

More progress has been made on Canada’s first geothermal power plant in southern Saskatchewan. President and CEO of DEEP Earth Energy, Kirsten Marcia, says the company has completed drilling on ...

There are now 353 cases of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan. An additional 4 cases were reported on Sunday, with 3 more in the North region and the other case in Regina. 61 cases are considered active as reco...

When Saskatoon Police respond to calls where it’s no so much a crime, but an incident with some of the city’s most vulnerable people, the idea is to keep them out of a jail cell and direct...

The Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) Saskatchewan, are concerned that front-line workers will fall through the cracks of the Re-Open Saskatchewan Plan. CUPE raised concerns this week that the...

The Saskatchewan Union of Nurses is concerned with the provincial government’s announcement that plans are in the works for re-opening the economy. SUN President Tracy Zambory says even just tal...

Saskatoon Police were called to the scene of a stabbing on Saturday morning. At 6:00 a.m police responded to a 911 call in the 200 block of Avenue D South. Officers located a man who was suffering fro...