Proceeds of Crime are funding the purchase of new policing resources in the province. According to a news release from the Government of Saskatchewan, The Criminal Property Forfeiture Fund will provid...

More than 100 University of Saskatchewan students have worked over the course of the last three years on creating the province’s first cube satellite. Dustin Preece, the Technical Project Manage...

Saskatoon’s economy is almost 90 per cent recovered to pre-pandemic levels, according to SREDA’s latest quarterly update of its economic recovery tracker. The Saskatoon Regional Developmen...

The Pegasus Project will come to an exciting finale on Friday in Arizona when a custom-built 1968 Ford Mustang 427 Fastback will be auctioned off at the world famous Barret-Jackson Auction in Scottsda...

The Princess Shop’s “Dress It Up” cupcake contest on January 29th is virtual again this year. Funds raised go to empowering women and girls who face a variety of adversities and barr...

A fire crew returning from a previous incident this morning (mon) shortly after 9:30 came across a two vehicle accident at 19th Street and 1st Avenue. A person from one of the vehicles had to be extri...

The number of recoveries outnumbered the amount of new cases in Monday’s COVID-19 update from the Ministry of Health. Saskatchewan reported 1,449 recoveries and 909 new infections. This is the f...

With Saskatchewan and the rest of Canada navigating the Omicron wave of COVID-19, one thing is certain and that is Saskatchewan won’t be implementing any lockdown measures. Premier Scott Moe say...

The Association of Metis, Non and Status Indians of Saskatchewan says a decision by the Alberta Court of Queen’s Bench on January 4th has legal and political ramifications for Metis organization...

A convoy of transport truck drivers are driving across the country to protest the federal vaccine mandate for cross-border travel, something the U.S. government has also put in place. Supporters of th...