The Saskatchewan Health Authority is warning of more possible COVID-19 exposures at businesses in Hague, Lloydminster, North Battleford, Prince Albert, Regina, Shellbrook and Saskatoon. The SHA says a...

A few minutes spent planning a sober ride home could save lives and prevent injuries, that is the message from MADD Saskatoon as they kick off another Project Red Ribbon season. Bonny Stevenson, Presi...

It was a heist worth about $20 grand in electronics from a business in Regina. Around 1:30 Saturday afternoon, two suspects entered a business on the 2100 block of 11th Avenue, and began removing elec...

The departure of Air Canada flight AC1810 from Toronto to Cancun Monday marked the return of Air Canada Rouge to the skies. Mark Galardo, Vice President, Network Planning and Alliances at Air Canada s...

In the first two months of the year, before “COVID” and “pandemic” entered the everyday lexicon, Canadians made 44.6 million trips within Canada and abroad. That was up 8.6 per...

As the cold begins to encroach on the city, our resident Grizzly bears and Dingoes are making their preparations at the Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park and Zoo. Dingoes, in their native habitat, don̵...

Mayoral candidate Cary Tarasoff says he is tired of hearing empty promises from his opponents in the race. He says it’s distracting from the real issues facing the city. Tarasoff says the basics...

IG Wealth Management says their 2020 Financial Confidence Index, composed in partnership with Ipsos Canada, indicates Canadians are showing confidence when it comes to their personal finances during t...

The application process is open for the second annual Captain Judy Cameron Scholarship put on by the Northern Lights Aero Foundation and Air Canada. Last year, four pilots-in-training benefited from t...

It was a long battle for Saskatoon Fire crews as they contended with a fire at a maintenance garage on the 19 hundred block of Saskatchewan Avenue. It’s estimated the fire caused in excess of $1...