A total of four incentives have been renewed by the City of Prince Albert for 2020 to encourage more businesses to locate or expand their operations in the city. Craig Guidinger, Director of Planning ...

It's my Parting Shot for my Monday Musings… Brad Gushue is a Brier champion for the third time in four years. On Saturday afternoon, his Newfoundland foursome wasn’t my pick to claim the C...

The provincial government is putting $650 thousand into Enhanced Career Bridging programs to help get unemployed individuals into the workforce. The money will allow up to 160 people to participate in...

SCHEDULE FOR MONDAY, MARCH 9   Saskatchewan Midget Triple-A Hockey League Playoffs: Saskatoon Contacts at Moose Jaw Warriors-7 p.m. (Moose Jaw leads the best-of-five semi-final 1-0) (results at w...

It definitely exceeded the personal limit for growing cannabis plants. Last week, Saskatchewan’s RCMP Roving Traffic Unit made a big pot bust near Kindersley. It happened Wednesday, March 4th at...

A 19 year old man is facing more than 20 charges after an investigation into drug trafficking by the Saskatoon Police Service Drug Unit. Last Friday, officers stopped a vehicle in a parking lot on the...

Metis Nation Saskatchewan is in Ottawa for a two day conference with their counterparts from Alberta and Ontario. The subject is self-government. Collectively, the three governments represent more tha...

A report heading to the City’s Planning, Development and Community Services committee states the urgent need for a new fire training facility. The report from Assistant Fire Chief Anthony Tatary...

It’s back after 13 years. Saskatoon’s second JUNO Week leading up to the awards show on Sunday night at SaskTel Centre. Chair of the JUNO Host committee, Scott Ford, says the first officia...

The University of Saskatchewan’s Vaccine and Infectious Disease Organization-International Vaccine Centre says a Corona-Virus vaccine has been produced that is now being tested in animals. Howev...