The December Crown petroleum and natural gas public offering on Tuesday generated nearly $913 thousand in revenue for the province. This is the fifth of six oil and gas public offerings for the 2020-2...

A report from the Macdonald-Laurier Institute condemns the federal government’s pandemic income support program as badly missing the mark, massively overspending on benefits to individuals, and ...

The Angus Reid Institute says lingering questions over when Canadians will be immunized against COVID-19 are having a negative impact on how they perceive the federal government’s management of ...

The declaration of a COVID-19 outbreak is used by Public Health to mobilize and coordinate a response to the infection. It is not necessarily an indicator of risk to the public. In its latest list, ou...

Saskatoon Light & Power have to reinstall holiday decorations that adorn the University bridge. That will take place from 10 this morning until 1 in the afternoon. Saskatoon Light & Power had ...

Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools says the Saskatchewan Health Authority has found a positive COVID-19 case in an individual at each of Bethlehem Catholic High School and Holy Cross High School. Risk...

Health Minister Paul Merriman said he was “extremely disappointed” by a government social media post on Tuesday for World Aids Day, that’s being interpreted as homophobic. The image ...

The province’s top doctor says looking at the current timeline, people in Saskatchewan should expect vaccine shots to be available in April or May. More details on a vaccine rollout plan will be...

The City of Saskatoon’s sewer maintenance staff will be busy doing sewer smoke testing this Friday along 22nd Street West. The city crew will be using a non-toxic liquid smoke to identify weak p...

A 28-year-old man is in custody, charged with robbery and using a firearm to commit a robbery, following an incident at a downtown apartment block on Tuesday. At about 9-45 a.m., Saskatoon Police resp...