The missing funds from the Highways Ministry is just one of the losses tabled in the most recent report on losses of public money within government ministries and Crown corporations, for the period fr...

Maple Creek RCMP continue to urge possible victims to come forward after laying charges in connection to a third victim in their historical sexual assault investigation. On Friday Maple Creek re-arres...

A reminder about the importance of slowing to 60 km/h when passing a stopped emergency vehicle with its lights on. It’s not only good for safety purposes but good for your pocketbook. Combined T...

SARS-CoV-2 viral RNA load in Saskatoon's wastewater has decreased by 50.6 per cent in the latest reporting period. The values are based on averages of three individual daily measurements when compared...

After nearly two years of bargaining leading to one of the largest strikes in Canadian history, the Public Service Alliance of Canada says it has reached tentative agreements for more than 120,000 Tre...

The PSAC strike which includes workers from the Canada Revenue Agency can’t be an excuse for not getting your taxes in on time. The deadline is just before midnight tonight (Mon). A national tax...

Next fall will be the first inductees for the brand new Lieutenant Governor’s Post-Secondary Teaching Award. It’s a first for Saskatchewan and for post-secondary teachers. There are four c...

There have been over a dozen break and enters in the town of Broadview in southeast Saskatchewan which occurred between Friday and Sunday. Broadview RCMP believe all the break and enters are related a...

The former Chief of Cowessess First Nation is visiting Prince Albert next Tuesday to continue the conversation on Truth and Reconciliation. In the summer of 2021, signs of 751 unmarked graves were dis...

It is getting down to the wire for the Saskatoon Public Library’s April fundraising campaign. Earlier this month was International Library Giving Day, so the SPL decided to stretch that over the...