City Council has approved some proposed amendments to school zone speeds and times and new policy around playground zones which are expected to be in effect prior to the new school year on September 1...

No more mask mandate at City of Saskatoon facilities as of next Monday. That decision was made at yesterday’s Council meeting, but with a twist from the original recommendation from Administrati...

Saskatchewan New Democrats are calling on the Sask Party Government to cut the proposed P-S-T expansion, as outlined in the recent provincial budget, and better support industries reeling from the eff...

The Prince Albert Police Service is investigating the death of a woman from Sunday evening. At about 8:28 p.m. on March 27, P-A Police and Parkland Ambulance responded to a report of an unconscious fe...

A distinctively designed police vehicle will be cruising the streets hoping to reduce organized crime activity in Saskatoon. The Drop Gangs program aims to discourage people from joining a gang or hel...

An investigation is underway and there is an increased R-C-M-P presence on the Beardy’s and Okemasis Cree Nation following a fatal shooting late Sunday afternoon. At about 5:50 p.m. on March 27t...

The City of Saskatoon’s representatives to a Downtown Event and Entertainment District Advisory Group was expected to be rubber-stamped by City Council during its Monday meeting. Mayor Charlie C...

The Saskatchewan Student Ambassador Program was launched Monday by the provincial government. It is designed to provide students studying abroad and international students studying in Saskatchewan wit...

The governments of Saskatchewan, Alberta, Ontario and New Brunswick have agreed to a joint strategic plan for deploying small modular reactors, also known as SMRs. The plan highlights that these SMRs ...

There was a large police presence around the 300 block of Confederation Drive on Saturday, and now the Saskatoon Police Service is filling us in on what was going on. Shortly after 4 in the afternoon,...