The Canadian Life and Health Insurance Association says it is pleased with the outcome of the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal with respect to the litigation initiated by three Limited Partnerships that t...

Securities regulatory authorities in Saskatchewan, Alberta, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Ontario, and Qubec have published results from the sixth year review of women on boards and in executi...

The federal government says it is working towards ensuring all First Nations communities have reliable access to clean water. Ottawa says it remains committed to lifting all long-term drinking water a...

Ruth Street will be closed between Clarence and York avenues starting at 7:00 a.m. Thursday for water main repairs. Detours will be in place. The project is expected to take two days to complete, weat...

Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools says the Saskatchewan Health Authority told them of two positive COVID-19 cases in individuals at St. Mary’s Wellness and Education Centre. Risk of exposure fo...

We’re just under a month away from the provincial government announcing the budget and its 4-year projections. Premier Scott Moe says these projections will be longer than many other, if not all...

The Prince Albert Police Service has announced a new partnership with the Mtis Nation - Saskatchewan, Western Region II, to identify and mentor qualified Mtis applicants for a career in policing. The ...

Saskatoon police say a 32 year old man is facing a charge of arson in connection to a house fire on Sunday, March 7th in the 300 block of Avenue J South. Firefighters were greeted by heavy black smoke...

A dangerous person alert that was issued by Meadow Lake RCMP has been cancelled and officers have made an arrest. RCMP say they received a report of a serious assault at a rural location in the RM of ...

There are 111 new cases of COVID-19 to report in Saskatchewan on Wednesday. One person in the 80 and up age group from the Regina zone who tested positive with COVID-19 has died. Of the 1,284 cases co...