The numbers have been crunched from February’s international Great Backyard Bird Count with over 555,000 participants in 202 countries. From that, 7,538 species were identified. In Canada, 253 s...

All night SaskTel customers across the province were experiencing issues when placing calls. It affected the ability to reach 911 or local RCMP detachments. The RCMP issued an advisory shortly before ...

Saturday police deployed a Conducted Energy Weapon while responding to a call and the incident involved a 14 year old girl. The Saskatoon Police Services says the girl was attempting self harm with a ...

A Saskatoon inventor is working on his presentation skills and getting his ducks in a row because he is presenting his business to the Dragon’s Den this spring, hoping for an investment. Brian K...

LutherCare says the 2023-24 provincial budget will help begin to address funding and staffing concerns that are affecting long-term care providers which includes LutherCare Communities. CEO Gabe Lafon...

Regina and Saskatoon are the second and third most affordable cities in Canada for first-time homeowners. That’s according to digital real estate hub Edmonton Homes, which ranked the 25 largest ...

The Saskatoon Police Service are currently investigating a suspicious death in the 2300 block 17th Street West. Investigators from the Major Crime Section as well as technicians from the Forensic Iden...

Cruze Jerome from the North West Territories and Laurie George from Saskatoon work for Vital Metals Rare Earth Mine, and were invited for their work in critical mineral production. George says she was...

Two separate instances of Saskatoon Police officers having to use a Conducted Energy Weapon occurred on Friday. At 9:30am, police received a call of a break and enter in progress. Officers were told a...

The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations (FSIN) says its members are being confronted with systemic racism when dealing with Ministry of Environment Conservation Officers. The FSIN wants an apol...