CARP, the Canadian Association of Retired Persons, says more than 82 per cent of COVID-19 related deaths are connected to long-term care homes. It’s a topic that will be discussed on Thursday fo...

The provincial NDP says leader Ryan Meili delivered a reality check to Premier Scott Moe earlier this year that the province was in a recession. The party says that Moe’s response was, “Th...

Nekaneet First Nation in Saskatchewan has joined with four First Nations in Alberta in signing a historic Memorandum of Understanding with TC Energy. It will facilitate one of the largest indigenous e...

In its quarterly forecast, the Bank of Montreal expects Real GDP Growth in Saskatchewan to shrink by nearly six percent this year. But, BMO sees our growth rebound next year by 5.3 per cent. Employmen...

Saskatoon Police are no longer looking for 34 year old Kera Lalonde. She was reported missing September 18th, but hadn’t been seen since August 11th. Police say she has been found, safe.

Tuesday afternoon, Rosetown Combined Traffic Services tried to pull over a vehicle for speeding on Highway 14 near Perdue, but it fled, hitting speeds over 143 kph. Warman RCMP Detachment became invol...

Visitors to Saskatoon’s off-leash dog parks will now only be allowed a maximum of 4 dogs per owner. City council approved bylaw changes that will limit most to 4 and commercial dog walkers to ha...

For the first time since the start of the pandemic, a member of the Regina Police Service has tested positive for COVID-19. The person does not work directly with the public. Chief, Evan Bray says, &#...

Saskatoon Mayoral candidate Cary Tarasoff has proposed an idea for getting the rail lines out of the city. Much discussed in the past, the ideas so far have floated around overpasses or underpasses wi...

Due to a person or persons who have tested positive for COVID-19 and were likely infectious at the time of visiting four business in Yorkton and one in Regina recently, the Saskatchewan Health Authori...