The Public Health Agency has awarded $137,392 towards extending a University of Saskatchewan project conducting COVID-19 surveillance in Saskatoon wastewater, and to begin surveillance in five First N...

RCMP in Powerview, Manitoba took no chances when their investigation led officer to believe a 29 year old man from Winnipeg was in possession of a submachine gun. They brought in the Emergency Respons...

The Saskatchewan Coroners Service is urging increased awareness of the danger of illicit street drugs following four suspected drug-related deaths in Regina since February 14. Preliminary toxicology i...

The Official Opposition Critic for First Nations and Mtis Relations, Betty Nippi-Albright, is calling on the Sask. Party government to strengthen its consultation framework which she says is hurting b...

The City of Saskatoon says its crews are focusing on flood prevention ahead of the plus-temperature forecast for the weekend. The snow is expected to melt quickly into the streets and catch basins. In...

The province is allocating nearly $19 million from the Federal Safe Restart Agreement for licensed Saskatchewan child care centres and homes, to help offset additional expenses incurred during the COV...

The Saskatchewan Realtors’ Association says the real estate market continues to be strong and outperform last year’s market due to strong consumer confidence. Across the province, sales we...

The Saskatchewan Government and General Employees’ Union is calling on the Premier to answer questions about the state of for-profit care homes in Saskatchewan. The union says that a B.C. report...

The Canadian Red Cross and HPV Global Action say they are committed to supporting the World Health Organization's targets that must be met by 2030 for countries to be on the path towards cervical canc...

56% of Canadians polled feel vulnerable to financial fraud, according to a TD Bank survey. 84 per cent believe social isolation contributes to fraud vulnerability. 82 per cent say the same thing when ...