There are now 72 cases of COVID 19 in Saskatchewan. Six more were announced on Tuesday. 60 per cent of those with the virus are male, 40 per cent are female. Of the 72 cases, two are 19 years and youn...

At first, all of the cases of COVID-19 in Canada were connected to international travel but now there is almost an equal number of Canadians who have tested positive from community transmission. Canad...

The Saskatchewan Registered Nurses’ Association is looking for eligible retired RNs and grad nurses to flesh out the healthcare staff during the COVID-19 pandemic. The SRNA website says licenses...

In an interview with CJWW Radio, Saskatoon Mayor Charlie Clark explained the current status of happenings in the city and future plans when it comes to COVID-19. Mayor Clark says the City is tracking ...

Saskatoon Police allege finding firearms in a stolen vehicle case last night [mon]. Patrol Offices saw the vehicle at 9:30 on the 300 block of Rosewood Boulevard and two men outside a nearby residence...

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the government is working to pass legislation for an $82 billion federal economic support package to deal with COVID-19. The House of Commons will reconvene Tuesday ...

“Captain Campbell” will be back with the Saskatchewan Rattlers! The first player to hoist the Canadian Elite Basketball League’s championship trophy has re-signed with the Rattlers. ...

The economy is taking a beating, but when the all-clear is given and people can start living a life of normalcy again that will change. That is the opinion of U of R Economics professor Jason Childs w...

The Canadian Federation of Independent Business says the COVID-19 outbreak is quickly becoming a disaster for small businesses. 60 per cent of small firms have seen a significant drop in sales. More t...

The City of Saskatoon is laying off a number of casual staff. City Manager Jeff Jorgenson says, “Layoffs are an important step to enable staff, without any scheduled hours, the ability to access...