An international research team, led by the University of Saskatchewan, has set a goal of understanding how cities of all sizes in all countries can most efficiently implement and build sustainable tra...

Prince Albert’s budget committee spent two-and-a-half days deliberating the city’s budget going line-by-line through the General Fund. The final recommended budget is reduced by $1.580 mil...

Health Canada has issued a recall for various bassinets and change tables for Harmony Play & Go Playards. They are being recalled due to potential suffocation and entrapment hazards. Do not use th...

Early next week much-needed children’s pain relief medications will be hitting store shelves, with more than a million bottles ordered from outside of Canada’s borders. Health Canada’...

In football lingo fitting of the Grey Cup Festival, the Regina Police Service is reminding residents and visitors about property crime interception, or what is usually known as crime prevention. The P...

The PC Party of Saskatchewan has appointed Rose Buscholl as its new Interim Leader. Ken Grey stepped down as leader in January of last year. Buscholl ran for the PC Party in the Humboldt-Watrous const...

It won’t be too long before we will be able to skate on one of Saskatchewan’s many lakes again. The Water Security Agency is reminding the public about safety, ensuring the ice is think en...

Bison are being returned to Metis owned land around Batoche A Memorandum of Understanding was signed today (Fri) between Parks Canada and Metis Nation – Saskatchewan which would see the return o...

The Saskatoon Police Service Traffic Unit has posted on social media about a driver getting his second ticket this year for driving while using a cell phone. The first ticket in June cost him $580 and...

The Salvation Army in Saskatoon officially launched its Christmas Kettle Campaign today (Friday). The money from the kettles is used to help Saskatoon’s most vulnerable population. As the Lighth...