The Prime Minister says the government has signed procurement agreements with manufacturers to produce items like testing kits, masks and hand sanitizer. Justin Trudeau says businesses are already ret...

A 16 year old, girl alleges that she was assaulted by a woman armed with a knife, in an apartment hallway on the 400 block of Central Avenue. Saskatoon Police say the incident happened at about eight ...

Old man winter has made a return with snow falling and snowfall warnings for parts of Saskatchewan, which in some areas was preceded by freezing rain. Saskatoon was encased in freezing rain before the...

Jackie Christianson, Chair of CUPE Saskatchewan’s Education Workers Steering Committee says, “It puzzles me as to why some school divisions in our province insist on using their local auto...

It is still safe to go grocery shopping. Saskatoon Registered Dietician Crystal Hiebert says, as long as you don’t have symptoms of COVID-19 or any illness, and have not been in contact with som...

The Saskatoon Regional Economic Development Authority has launched a small business emergency continuity grant program. Phase 1 of the program is designed to support the local economy during the COVID...

An advocacy group doesn’t want youth who are transitioning out of the care of the Social Services Ministry to fall through the cracks during the COVID-19 pandemic. That’s why the Saskatche...

The Metis Nation-Saskatchewan has announced up to $2.88 million in funding for emergency COVID-19 relief for childcare supports, personal protective equipment, regional capacity, and the needs of Meti...

Today is the deadline for taking down all ice fishing shelters north of Highway 16. If they aren’t removed, owners may be prosecuted and the structure and contents may be moved of the ice and co...

The Saskatchewan Health Authority has issued guidelines for people who want to donate supplies. Donations will be accepted from suppliers, industry associations, companies, small businesses, and organ...