The status quo for one dormant local sports organization could change in about a month-and-a-half! Before you get too excited that someone has a jump on the current COVID-19 threat coming to an end, a...

This morning (Tue) Saskatchewan’s opposition leader helped a Prince Albert resident discuss the situation with her 88 year old father in a senior’s home. Wendy Fyrk says he is facing decre...

As of Tuesday morning, Canada had 7708 cases of reported COVID-19. A week ago, there were 2792. That’s a 176 per cent increase over a week. Coincidentally, Saskatchewan’s numbers as of Mon...

A window walk in support of World Autism Day will take place on Thursday. People are invited to put a puzzle piece in their window for people in their neighbourhood to see. Carol Tebay, Development Co...

There is now a Saskatoon Covid-19 Community Response Fund which is a group of more than 120 local organizations and agencies whose goal is to support the most vulnerable in the midst of the pandemic. ...

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...