The Saskatoon Police tried to pull over a speeding car on Saturday afternoon around 1 o’clock eastbound on 8th Street at Cumberland Avenue. Police say the driver, who was the only person in the ...

Prince Albert RCMP and the Crime Reduction Team arrested a man and two women charging them after a search warrant was executed on the Sturgeon Lake First Nation. The search took place last Wednesday. ...

The Prime Minister didn’t receive much support from the other party leaders in the House of Commons Tuesday morning as the protests against the Coastal GasLink project were discussed. Justin Tru...

Drugs and weapons are off the streets in Prince Albert after the Integrated Street Enforcement Team conducted two investigations last week. On Thursday evening, a traffic stop led to two homes being s...

Just smiling or saying hi can go a long way in making someone’s day. That’s according to Michelle Buglas, a manager with the Saskatchewan Health Authority s Mental Health and Addiction Ser...

Over the Family Day long weekend, the Federal Transportation Minister amended the Ministerial Order pertaining to speed of trains in Canada. Marc Garneau issued the order after the second rail derailm...

15 new relocatable classrooms are coming to six school divisions in the province. The provincial government is funding the project to the tune of $6 million. The new classrooms are needed to address g...

Serge Otis Simon, Grand Chief of the Mowhawk Council of Kanesatake, is urging his people to stop the rail blockades. He does feel the only weapon they have is to assert their rights, but by stopping t...

China is one of Canada’s largest merchandise trading partners and, according to Statistics Canada, is an important market for Canadian businesses. In 2018, more than 3,750 Canadian businesses ex...

Manufacturing sales in Saskatchewan were off 7.8 per cent November to December. Statistics Canada says we were one of four provinces recording a decline and ours was the largest. Nationally, sales fel...