The City of Saskatoon is running into some hiccups with mail in ballots for the civic election. To date the Civic Elections Office has received over 14-thousand mail-in ballot applications. If you rec...

Dr. Naylor is a veterinarian who is an instructor at Saskatchewan Polytechnic, who has lived in many different countries, which he feels gives him different perspectives on how things can be handled a...

Mayoral candidate Charlie Clark has some ideas for supporting residents and businesses through the winter, especially considering COVID-19 is still around. He is hearing concerns from parents about ho...

The Saskatchewan health authority is warning of more possible COVID-19 exposures at businesses in Canwood, Prince Albert, Regina, Saskatoon and Shellbrook. The list of businesses, locations, times and...

The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations is calling for a “Unity Prayer for Safety and Protection” to be held at 9:00 a.m. Friday. The FSIN Executive is asking that knowledge keepers...

Back to school in September became a tough lesson for some Saskatchewan drivers caught speeding in a school zone. Police in the province issued 673 school zone speeding tickets last month. That is les...

The Saskatoon Police Service is ramping up its efforts to increase awareness around fraud schemes. Police say crypto-currency known as Bitcoin is often requested by fraudsters and scammers as a form o...

The Canadian Federation of Independent Business is looking forward to some of the campaign promises from the Saskatchewan Party coming to fruition. CFIB’s vice-president of Western Canada & ...

The Bank of Canada is maintaining its target for the overnight rate at the effective lower bound of percent, with the Bank Rate at percent and the deposit rate at percent. Overall, global GDP is proje...

Prince Albert's first of six Advance Polls for the 2020 Civic and In-City School Board Elections opens Wednesday starting at 10:00a.m. All advance polls will be drive-thru voting at the Prince Albert ...