The Western Canada Lottery Corporation is feeling the economic pinch that COVID19 has presented as not as many are buying lottery tickets even though the jackpots are still big, as is the case Friday ...

A Restaurants Canada survey estimates there were about 25,000 temporary layoffs for food service workers in Saskatchewan, and about 800,000 across the country. Spokesperson Mark von Schellwitz expects...

At 6:17 Saturday morning, Saskatoon Police were called to a Robbery at a business in the 700 block of Central Ave. Police say, a man entered the business with a knife and demanded cash. The employee s...

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says parliament is being recalled Saturday for an emergency session to pass his government’s COVID-19 economic aid package. Trudeau says he’s already reached ...

Regina Police have confirmed that 44 year-old Jennifer Sigurdson, has been found deceased. The Saskatchewan Coroner’s Service is continuing to investigate with assistance from Regina Police. Yes...

For Good Friday and Easter Monday, the Saskatoon Landfill will be open from 7:30am to 5 pm. There will be no cash transactions to reduce the spread of COVID-19. There will be card payments and direct ...

With the Easter weekend just beginning, a Saskatchewan Health Authority medical health officer is providing clarity around family gatherings during the pandemic. Dr. Johnmark Opondo says Saskatchewan&...

The Saskatchewan Health Authority is partnering with VIDO-InterVac on the University of Saskatchewan campus to safely decontaminate and reuse the N95 respiratory masks, which are usually thrown away a...

On Thursday, the Government of Saskatchewan announced the Small Business Emergency Payment. The $50 million program will provide financial support to small and medium-sized businesses that have had to...

Employment fell by more than 1-million jobs in Canada in March, a 5.3 per cent decline. The employment rate, which is the proportion of people 15 and older who are employed, fell just over 3 per centa...