Scientists hope to understand the structural changes happening inside N95 respirator masks after being sterilized for reuse, through a collaborative effort between the Canadian Light Source and the Va...

Nutrien Limited of Saskatoon says it had a net loss of $587 million in the third quarter of the year, including a non-cash impairment of $823 million, primarily related to its phosphate operation. Thi...

He received a $2,800 fine for holding a private gathering larger than 15 people, and now he wants you to help pay for it. A Moose Jaw man, who says he was the one who organized the gathering that saw ...

As testing for COVID-19 increases in Saskatchewan, so does the need for health care professionals who communicate test results. The University of Saskatchewan College of Nursing partnered with the Sas...

City Manager Jeff Jorgensen says city staff are being offered mental health support in the wake of an incident at City Hall. Around two o’clock Monday afternoon, police responded to reports that...

The city of Saskatoon says there has been a strong turn-out in the advance polls for the civic election including nearly 600 people who took advantage of the first-ever drive-thru voting. Nearly ten t...

The drinking water advisory for Royal University Hospital, Jim Pattison Children’s Hospital and the Saskatoon Cancer Centre has been lifted. The Saskatchewan Health Authority reported on Thursda...

Two people are facing weapons charges after a Saskatoon Police Guns and Gangs Unit made a traffic stop on Friday evening. At approximately 5 p.m officers made a traffic stop in a parking lot at 22nd S...

The Prince Albert Police Service is offering condolences to Elder Jacob Sanderson’s family, the Prince Albert Grand Council and the community. Elder Sanderson worked with the Prince Albert Polic...

A man is in hospital after an incident at City Hall on Monday afternoon. At approximately 2:00 p.m., Police responded to City Hall after reports that a man was in the lobby and threatening to cause ha...