A one-day high of almost 1,200 doses of vaccine were administered in Saskatchewan, according to Friday’s COVID-19 update from the Ministry of Health. In the mean time, there were seven more deat...

Saskatchewan’s Minister of Health says a report released by the province’s Information and Privacy Commissioner Friday contains several troubling findings and recommendations regarding a d...

The Water Security Agency is once again advising the public to check ice thickness on water bodies before walking, snowmobiling, or driving across them. The agency says there have been several serious...

The pandemic didn’t slow things down construction wise, at the University of Saskatchewan, it actually added some projects. Greg Fowler, Vice-President of Finance and Resources, says work that w...

Forty-two of the 44 residents of Lakeview Pioneer Lodge in Wakaw have tested positive for COVID-19 and two people have died. The official opposition is condemning the government for failing to keep se...

A man is facing charges after entering an unlocked garage and stealing a vehicle Friday morning. Around 1:30, patrol officers responded to the 1300 block of Acadia Drive after a homeowner reported see...

WestJet says with continuing federal government travel advisories and restrictions it has announced further cuts to its schedule and staff. Ed Sims, President and CEO says they saw significant reducti...

With images of protesters storming the American capital in Washington still fresh in everyone’s mind, new statistics around gun sales show that in a country already awash with weapons, Americans...

Statistics Canada says employment fell 0.3 per cent in December. That was the first decline since April. As more provinces adopted their public health measures to slow the spread of COVID-19, total ho...

It was almost two years ago when Fortune Minerals learned that the R.M. of Corman Park had voted against having the mining company’s refinery built there, and now the final decision on a site th...