It’s every pre-Christmas traveler’s nightmare – bad weather affecting travel plans. That’s what’s happening at Vancouver International Airport, with mass flight cancellat...

Saturday, December 3rd was National Impaired Driving Enforcement Day, and in Saskatchewan there were 43 different checkpoints across the province. The efforts led to 1,755 vehicles being checked and 1...

A new study from the non-profit Angus Reid Institute finds one-in-three (33 per cent) view Conservative Party Leader Pierre Poilievre favourably, while more than half (54 per cent) hold a negative vie...

The Executive Director of the Saskatoon Food Bank and Learning Centre says it has been heartwarming to see the hundreds of volunteers coming through their doors during the holiday rush and to hear sto...

For Saskatoon Public Schools, wheelchair transportation is automatically cancelled for the entire day when Environment Canada reports the temperature with wind chill at 7 a.m. is minus 40 degrees Cels...

The Saskatoon Fire Department says there is $20,000 in damage after a garage fire over the lunch hour on Monday. The call came in at 12:43 p.m. from the 1800 block of Richardson Road. When fire crews ...

It has been eight weeks since Mayor Charlie Clark launched the CJWW Secret Santa campaign by flipping the switch to the Christmas tree at City Hall and donating the first gift, and today is the big da...

There is an extreme cold warning in place for the southern half of the province. It reaches as far north as Lloydminster, The Battlefords, Kindersley, Rosetown and Biggar, Saskatoon and surrounding ar...

Two Kindersley residents have had warrants issued for their arrest in connection to a series of property theft complaints that began in early December. Kindersley R-C-M-P are looking for 30-year-old T...

A hunter, who was separated from a group hunting caribou in a remote region about 100 kilometres north of Wollaston Lake, was located uninjured more than 22 hours after he had been last seen by his ma...