The first made-in-Saskatchewan satellite has been constructed by a group of engineering students at the University of Saskatchewan. Not only was it successfully created, but on June 3rd, it will be la...

SARS-CoV-2 viral RNA load in Saskatoon’s wastewater has reduced by 63.2 per cent. Researchers at the University of Saskatchewan say that is based on averages of two individual daily measurements...

On the heels of a deadly workplace accident in Saskatchewan the Workers Compensation Board just happens to be holding its free, two-day Compensation Institute in Saskatoon. The event is underway at TC...

Saskatchewan has a lot to be proud of when it comes to the mining industry. At the launch of Saskatchewan Mining Week, beginning today, Minister of Energy and Resources Jim Reiter spoke on the accompl...

The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency says this morning there are 19 wildfires burning in the province and five of those are not contained. There have been 188 fires to date and 118 is the five-year a...

On Sunday afternoon, in a part of Saskatoon that sees a fair bit of traffic with folks walking, biking, jogging, or just going for a drive along the river, there was a police investigation in the area...

At their Annual General Meeting at the end of last March, the Saskatchewan Liberal Party voted to change its name to better represent the party’s values and future plans. The public were asked t...

Warm weather is here, and this time of the year usually means maintenance and improvements to recreational properties in the province. For many of the province’s residents that involves a cabin ...

Everyone is welcome to come to Civic Square which is at the south side of Saskatoon’s City Hall for the official raising of the Reconciliation Flag. The event is from 10 a.m. to noon Monday. The...

The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations is inviting supporters to attend cross-examinations for Indigenous women who were coercively sterilized. They will be in court Monday morning at 9 a.m. a...