The final daily COVID-19 dashboard update on a weekday from the Government of Saskatchewan website showed less than 10-thousand active cases of the novel coronavirus for the first time since January 1...

The Canada Border Services Agency seized more than 1,122 firearms last year, which is more than double the number from 2020. In one particular investigation into 3D-printed firearms manufacturing, the...

The province has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with a Mexican research centre to strengthen ties between post-secondary education institutions in the two countries and create opportunities for ...

Job numbers released by Statistics Canada for January 2022 show Saskatchewan added 24,600 jobs, an increase of 4.6 per cent compared to January 2021. Of the new jobs, 21,100 were full-time positions. ...

Saskatchewan’s Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority is warning investors about the online trading platform Hengry Global Capital Limited. It claims to offer the opportunity to invest and tra...

The MP for Carlton Trail – Eagle Creek tabled a private members bill today (Fri) to amend the Criminal Code to make it a punishable offense to intimidate or coerce a medical professional to take...

An outdoor community social space on 20th Street West is being erected today (Fri), built by Oxbow Architecture and the Core Neighbourhood Youth Coop. It’s part of the City of Saskatoon’s ...

Saskatchewan’s NDP Leader is calling on the Premier to reconvene the Legislature for an emergency debate on the planned changes to public health measures and the Omicron wave. Ryan Meili states ...

The significant rise in gas prices is the calm before the storm, and it could get quite a bit more ugly in the next couple of months. That’s according to the head of petroleum analysis at gasbud...

Saying that COVID is not ending, the province’s premier, in a video posted to Twitter Thursday, said “Government restrictions on your rights and freedoms will be ending soon.” Scott ...