A couple of scams have emerged dealing with COVID-19. The Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority is warning the public about potentially fraudulent ads by companies offering work from home opportuni...

Another local staple of the sports community has been forced to cancel its 2020 event. The Saskatchewan Marathon was slated to be held May 31 through the streets of Saskatoon and area, but the Saskato...

The Western Women’s C-F-L has cancelled its 2020 regular-season due to COVID-19 concerns. The 10th regular-season was to have started May 2 for the eight teams, including the defending champion ...

There are 6,671 cases of COVID-19 in Canada, with 66 deaths. Canada’s Chief Public Health Officer Dr Theresa Tam indicated there are more than 220,000 completed tests in Canada with 3% confirmed...

NDP Leader Ryan Meili is calling on the province for expanded testing and tracing to slow the spread of COVID-19. With the province case count up over 50% this past weekend Meili is calling on the pro...

The Canadian Federation of Independent Business believes employers and employees alike will be relieved to hear what the federal government has planned for the Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy. The Prime...

People are becoming more skeptical of information because we are in a post-truth era with fake news and alternative facts. That’s according to Peggy Schmeiser with USask’s Johnson Shoyama ...

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced details of the Canada Emergency Wage subsidy for businesses whose revenue has decreased by 30% because of the COVID-19 pandemic. He also says the number of empl...

Truckers hauling what have been deemed essential supplies have been granted an exemption modifying hours of service regulations. That would include truckers hauling things like medical supplies and eq...

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation is calling on the federal government to put a freeze on the carbon tax and other taxes. The CTF says tax relief must form a key part of economic rescue efforts. Prime...