Every year, about 37 people die, and over 360 are injured as a result of impaired driving in Saskatchewan. To discourage this behavior, reduce repeat offences, and save lives, the Province has propose...

Following a temporary closure due to elevated water levels on the North Saskatchewan River, Little Red River Park is scheduled to reopen Tuesday. According to a news release from the City of Prince Al...

The President of the Saskatchewan Volunteer Firefighter Association says it's getting harder to encourage people to become volunteer firefighters. Aaron Buckingham says the majority of firefighters in...

The call came in at 6:30 a.m. From the 2100 block of Millar Avenue when the business reported that someone had broken in and stole a vehicle. Officers reviewed video surveillance showing a grey Audi S...

The Saskatoon Police Service are investigating two stabbings that took place downtown on Saturday night. The first call came in around 9:40 p.m. from the 200 block of 23rd Street East where a man had ...

The City of Saskatoon is partnering with SREDA to help local businesses navigate growth. SREDA's Director of Business Expansion, Ashley Dean, says 'Gateway' gives businesses a single point of contact ...

Environment Canada says on Sunday severe thunderstorms developed in eastern Saskatchewan with a tornado confirmed near Pelly at 6:10 p.m. The national weather agency says it received multiple reports ...

Saskatoon residents are being reminded to pay their property taxes on time if they don’t want to incur late fees. The deadline for 2026 property taxes is June 30. Any payments received after Tue...

Eleven trauma specialists from Royal University Hospital have returned home after their training mission in Stony Rapids. The team made the 1,000 kilometre trek as part of the Resource-Variable Trauma...

The next phase of the Downtown Watermain Lining and Infrastructure Renewal Project will begin this week (June 29). Crews will begin replacing the water main on 4th Avenue between 24th Street and 25th ...