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It was back to work as the Saskatchewan Roughriders returned to practice Tuesday following Friday's 27-19 win in B-C Place over the Lions. Dan Clark worked out at his usual centre position after leavi...
Les Lazaruk Oct 22, 2019
Saskatoon Police are investigating an online threat involving a school. On Sunday, police were told of a threat to cause harm involving a school in the 100 block of Nelson Road. There are 2 high schoo...
Carol Thomson Oct 22, 2019
Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer talked to Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau on the phone last night (Mon) and told him he has to take notice of what happened in Alberta and Saskatchewan with no Liberals...
Carol Thomson Oct 22, 2019
Per capita, Saskatchewan eligible voters topped all of the provinces and territories with the largest percentage of people coming out to the polls at 71.72 per cent. Elections Canada says that doesn&#...
Carol Thomson Oct 22, 2019
Prince Albert Police say a 40 year old man was taken to hospital on Monday night with serious injuries following a shooting in the 800 block of 15th Street West. It happened just after 9 in the evenin...
Carol Thomson Oct 22, 2019
The on scene fire investigation at the garage fire early this morning at 113 Avenue M South has been completed and the Fire Department has deemed it suspicious. The investigation has been turned over ...
Carol Thomson Oct 22, 2019
The Chief of a southern Saskatchewan First Nation says they came north with an economic development plan because the City of Saskatoon is open for Indigenous business. Evan Taypotat and members of Kah...
Drew Wilson Oct 22, 2019
Canadians woke up this morning with the prospect of a Liberal minority government in front of them. Now that the dust has settled and the votes are counted, many are asking what a minority government ...
Saskatoon Media Group Oct 22, 2019
The University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon Campus is back in business. It had shut down because of a power outage. All classes, buildings and services were closed and students, staff and faculty were as...
Gord Wiebe Oct 22, 2019
Saskatchewan is now the second province in Canada to offer a mobile interactive classroom that teaches students in grades 4, 5 and 6 about the risks of driving impaired. In September, MADD Canada roll...
Devyn Gregoire Oct 22, 2019