The Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce is expressing strong support for the province’s decision to take a targeted approach in addressing the rising number of COVID-19 cases in this province. In a...

On the day when additional COVID-19 public health measures were announced, the daily update was a mix of good and not so good news. For the first time since last Friday, there were fewer than 100 new ...

On Friday, the Federal Government has announced funding for 24 of Saskatchewan’s leading organizations to help small businesses in the province. Terry Duguid, Parliamentary Secretary to the Mini...

Calling it getting back to basics the Government of Saskatchewan is introducing mandatory masking in any community with a population of 5,000 or greater. This includes the neighbouring communities or ...

Saskatoon’s General Manager of Transportation and Construction says much work has been completed to clear the roads, but more needs to be done and crews are working around the clock to get there...

Radon may be invisible, odourless and tasteless but unlike carbon monoxide, you might not know the effects of radon poisoning for years and by then, it could be too late. Former Saskatchewan Roughride...

The Saskatoon Police Collision Analyst Unit is asking for help in an ongoing investigation into a fatal collision. Around 8:00 a.m. last Friday, a pedestrian was struck by a vehicle at Hanselman Avenu...

The most recent quarterly reports on losses of public money within government ministries and Crown corporations shows an employee at SaskTel charged personal items and a cash advance to a SecurTek cor...

Two employers have pleaded guilty to charges in separate violations under Occupational Health and Safety Regulations. A numbered Manitoba company, operating as Matt Reimer Construction, pleaded guilty...

The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) says due to an increase in COVID-19 cases in Yorkton, family presence/visitation is being limited to compassionate reasons only in the Yorkton and District Nurs...