Sarina Gersher says the unprecedented challenges from the pandemic reinforce the need to build strong communities. Her three main priorities are improving safety by ensuring neighbourhoods are well ma...

Engineers at the University of Saskatchewan have set out to make potash mining in the province safer. Travis Wiens, Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering, says the mining industry brought them...

Scotiabank’s Provincial Outlook sees a deep recession in Saskatchewan this year but it upgrades the province’s outlook over the course of the year. The Outlook credits the success in conta...

A re-elected Saskatchewan Party government says it will support community facilities by restarting the Community Rink Affordability Grant and significantly increasing funding to the Saskatchewan Veter...

For the fifth consecutive year, Vendasta of Saskatoon has been named to the Canadian Business Growth List, ranking 180th of 415, and ranking third out of the four companies from this province on the l...

An Angus Reid poll, taken before the leaders debate, indicate voters in this province are leaning heavily towards re-electing the Sask. Party government but, are also disenchanted by not seeing a viab...

Midnight Thursday is the deadline to apply for a mail-in ballot for the upcoming Saskatchewan election. The information you need is on the Elections Saskatchewan website. On Wednesday, more than 52 hu...

SEIU-West will be demonstrating outside of the Wynyard Integrated Facility and the Lanigan Hospital Thursday. President Barbara Cape says, “We need the public to understand that our provincial g...

A threatening letter that was directed at a female NDP candidate has been reported to the RCMP. Party president Linda Osachoff says an anonymous note about Canora-Pelly candidate Stacey Strykowski was...

The Chamber’s mayoral debate with all six Saskatoon candidates looked nothing like the Presidential debate in the United States a few weeks ago, with no interruptions or yelling. The debate was ...