The provincial and federal governments have invested $1 million into the creation of four new affordable housing units in Swift Current. These units will be available to both individuals with brain in...

One man was taken to hospital following a stabbing early Thursday morning in Saskatoon. At 2:15 a.m. police arrived at the 100 block of Avenue N South for a report of a man with multiple stab wounds. ...

The Prince Albert Police Service is requesting public assistance in finding a missing 66-year-old woman. Leta Bignose was last seen the evening of August 14 wearing a white parka with a fur hood, blac...

Several Saskatchewan communities set record temperatures for late-August on Wednesday. The Buffalo Narrows area reached a new record temp on August 27th of 31.5 degrees. The old record was 30 degrees ...

You may have seen the plume of black smoke in the air Wednesday afternoon if you were in or around Saskatoon. Callers to the CJWW newsroom report that a truck had burst into flames just west of the in...

Saskatoon’s winter activity grant program is accepting applications until September 19th. The WintercityYXE Micro-Grant Program provides funding to outdoor initiatives that makes Saskatoon shine...

The City of Saskatoon recently declared tomorrow as “Green & White Day” in celebration of the 60th annual Labour Day Classic between the Saskatchewan Roughriders and the Winnipeg Blue ...

The Nutrien Firework Festival coming up this weekend means some road closures for downtown Saskatoon. Starting today at 7:00 p.m. and lasting until Sunday at 10:00 a.m., Spadina Crescent between 2nd a...

After over an hour of discussion, Saskatoon City Council has agreed to start charging electric vehicle users $5.35 an hour to use the city’s Community Electric Vehicle Charging Stations at the L...

Saskatoon City Council has voted to implement the Safe Public Spaces Act. The Act, also called the Street Weapons Act, was passed by the Province on August 1st to allow police officers to more easily ...