The Chief Superintendent in Charge of Criminal Operations for the Manitoba RCMP says officers have worked peacefully to resolve the blockade protest at the province’s main Canada-U.S. border cro...

Ted Quewasence was one of the first to come out publicly decades ago about abuse at residential schools and his own experiences. It has only been in recent years that information provided by Residenti...

The President of the Saskatchewan Teacher’s Federation needs clarification from the province after a directive was sent by the government to all School Board Chairs about rescinding the COVID-19...

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has issued a recall for a brand of chicken nuggets that may be contaminated with salmonella. The affected products come from the company Hampton House and have a be...

Prince Albert Police say, after an autopsy was conducted yesterday (mon), they can confirm the remains of Byron Bear were located in a rural area near Hague last Thursday. On December 6, 2021, just af...

The wastewater COVID-19 viral load is down in both Saskatoon and North Battleford, but it is up significantly in Prince Albert. In the week of February 3rd to 9th, the viral load in Saskatoon’s ...

Saskatoon Police say officers responded to St. Paul’s Hospital Emergency nine minutes after midnight Monday after receiving a call about a man with a device. The Police Service says the report f...

It’s by-election day (Tues) for the constituency of Athabasca in northern Saskatchewan, with four people vying to become the area’s next MLA. Clint Arnason is running for the Buffalo Party...

More than 60 per cent of the City of Saskatoon’s rut shaving on residential streets is done, and it’s expected all neighbourhoods will be complete by Wednesday. Streets were skipped if par...

The traffic restrictions at 8th Street East and Broadway Avenue after a pedestrian-vehicle accident just before 1pm today (Mon) have been lifted. Saskatoon Police say a 24 year old man was taken to ho...