Something physicians are not used to, is waiting, and not being in control; such as waiting for an expected surge in COVID-19 patients that has not yet arrived. Brenda Senger, director of the Saskatch...

A picture showing the entrance of the U of S football team onto the Griffiths Stadium turf, with an archway of flames shooting up (pictured), has earned Josh Schaefer an award from his peers. A consta...

The Prime Minister says federal aid is coming for energy companies that have had to slow down, throwing people out of work, and threatening the economy. He says, to help these workers, the federal gov...

We often hear the advice to stay home and stay safe as we deal with COVID-19, but for some people, home isn’t safe. The phones are quiet at domestic violence shelters these days, and that’...

Statistics Canada is monitoring the effects of COVID-19 and is seeing a deepening problem in the labour market. In March, the Labour Force Survey reported employment declines by more than one million ...

The Hospital Home Lottery prize draws have been completed. Vonda Jorgenson of Saskatoon is the big winner, winning the $1.8 million grand prize show home. The 50/50 add-on of over $500 thousand was wo...

YMCAs across the country have collaborated to bring their programming to your home. The YMCA of Saskatoon, along with the rest of the country’s YMCAs, has launched YMCA at Home for free. It conn...

Last night (thurs) the Prime Minister spoke with the Premiers to discuss the evolving COVID-19 situation. They talked about collaborative efforts to protect the health and safety of Canadians and to s...

One man has been arrested and a Canada-wide warrant has been issued for 4 others who are believed to be connected to a large international criminal organization involved in the long-term running of on...

Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan is postponing indefinitely, its main stage season for 2020. Alan Long, Director of Marketing and Development, says rehearsals usually need to begin late May or early Ju...